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WEDDINGS.
The Boston Herald; 5/16/1999; 769 words
; ... Dedham, was recently married to Mark Sherf, son of Zahava and Nahum Sherf of Marblehead. The ceremony and reception were held at ... Sherf served as his brother's best man. Ushers were Richard Sokolow, Gary Insuik and Lawrance Strager. The bride is a graduate of ...
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Prized journalist
Jerusalem Post; 4/20/2007; ANSHEL PFEFFER; 2063 words
; ... Headline: Prized journalist Byline: ANSHEL PFEFFER Edition; Daily Section: Features Page: 15 Friday, April 20, 2007 -- Nahum Barnea, who is to receive the Israel Prize next week for his career in journalism, is the antithesis of the 21st-century ... courtrooms and in remote political gatherings. Very few veterans still ...
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Never give up the hope of finding family
Jerusalem Post; 10/20/2006; SCHELLY TALALAY DARDASHTI; 1218 words
; ... other in Lodz, Poland, first cousins Mudrick, 89, and Helena Sokolow Bjostek, 91, of Petah Tikva, were reunited. Their mothers ... was Rosa Platner Sokolov, whose children were Helena and Nahum/Natick. According to Chaya and other relatives, her mother ... she discovered a 1956 page submitted in Israel by Helena ...
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Christians and Zionism.(Book review)
American Jewish History; 6/1/2007; Goldman, Shalom L.; 6501 words
; ... Christians to Zionism were the opening chapters of Nahum Sokolow's History of Zionism, 1600-1918, published in 1919 ... of Israel. In the early twentieth century studies, Sokolow, and following him, Gelber, described the many Protestant ... Hess. In his 1969 introduction to a reprinting of Sokolow's ...
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(Arthur James) Balfour and Zionism.
Queen's Quarterly; 12/22/1998; A.P. Thornton; 6008 words
; ... on their desks too. They studied its maps. They plotted their bearings, with ... Chamberlain knew he had a heart of stone. Nahum Sokolow said the sunlight came with him. George ... still making a redemptive pilgrimage. Nahum Sokolow vowed amid the thunderous applause ... golden letters upon its ...
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Draft of Balfour Declaration on offer
Jerusalem Post; 6/3/2005; Meir Ronnen; 832 words
; ... for $500,000/$800,000. It includes letters from Weizmann, Sokolow and Harry Sacher. Chaim Weizmann, the dedicated Zionist who ... and 33 typed letters signed by Chaim Weizmann, Harry Sacher, Nahum Sokolow, Samuel Tolkowsky, Jacob Ettinger, Albert Hyamson, Leon Simon ...
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Ben-Gurion and the Bible: the forging of an historical narrative?
Middle Eastern Studies; 10/1/1997; Shapira, Anita; 14042 words
; ... eternal diasporic existence (a view of which Nahum Goldman was then a strong exponent), he ... to be an unalloyed failure. It appears Nahum Goldman was correct in his assertion that ... 308. (17.) When the young Ben-Gurion met Sokolow, editor of Ha-tzfirah, in Warsaw he was ... during the 1940s and early ...
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New Life for the First Hebrew City
The Jerusalem Report; 7/12/2004; David B. Green; 4245 words
; ... the north, but its metropolis was named from the title Nahum Sokolow gave to Herzl's "Altneuland" when he translated it to ... that the line of thinking," propounded by artists like Nahum Gutman, "that suggests it was born from the sun, like ...
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Sir Ronald Storrs and Zion: The Dream that Turned into a Nightmare.
Middle Eastern Studies; 7/1/2000; MILLER, RORY; 14773 words
; ... Chronicle, passed on to Lord Strabolgi the news of Storrs' verbal attack on him. Strabolgi ... Entries into his diary such as `Palestine news is heartbreaking'(181) and `Palestine is ... The Dream that Turned into a Nightmare', News of the World, 16 May 1948. For the original ...
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Grapevine
Jerusalem Post; 2/24/1998; Greer Fay Cashman; 1056 words
; ... soon be entitled to a commission. MABAT news editor-in-chief Rafik Halabi has won many ... non-Jewish journalist to be awarded the Sokolow Prize in journalism, named for Zionist leader Nahum Sokolow, a noted publicist, editor and author ...
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