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The Western Wall, Jerusalem, 1870s. Photographer: Maison Bonfils
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חתולי רוטשילד ת"א
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yefenof · 2 days
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A performance by the Rina Nikova ballet in the Citadel in Jerusalem, 1946.
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yefenof · 3 days
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yefenof · 4 days
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Fragment of Ghetto wall, Sienna street, Warsaw, Poland
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"In the period from Nov 15, 1940 to Nov 30, 1941 this wall marked the limit of The Ghetto"
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"A brick from this place is in the Yad Vashem Museum in Jerusalem"
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Ghetto Enlave
"A place dedicated to the memory of Jews tortured and murdered in 1940-1943 by the German occupant"
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yefenof · 5 days
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Polin museum of the History of Polish Jews, Warsaw, Poland
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yefenof · 6 days
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Here's a Jewish road worker in the Jezreel Valley in the 1920s building a Macadam road.
This is how roads were built in the 1920s in many parts of the land of Israel. Take rocks, break them into gravel, pack them all nice and even, and then bind them all together with cement or another agent.
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yefenof · 7 days
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Israelis rejoice, with relatives and strangers alike singing and dancing as they await the return of the Entebbe hostages at Ben-Gurion Airport. July 4, 1976
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yefenof · 8 days
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Tefillin bag, Romania, circa 1915, beads and velvet
Made by a professional Jewish bead-worker who during WWI, deserted the Austro-Hungarian army, was caught and sent to a prison camp. A Jewish guard became his protector. At the end of the war, the bead-worker made this bag as a token of appreciation to the Jewish soldier.
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yefenof · 9 days
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"Do not pick! Do not uproot! Do not buy! Do not sell!"
Bracha Avigad, Protected Wild Flowers, Society for the Protection of Nature Poster (Publisher: Levin Epstein), 1960s. (image source)
ברכה אביגד, פרחי בר מוגנים, שנות ה1960. © עיזבון האמנית. (מקור התמונה)
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yefenof · 11 days
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Photo from the Adloyada Parade in Holon, Israel, Purim 2013. Photo by Ariela Attia Avidar on Facebook.
נועם ועידן בעדלאידע - פורים 2014
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Photo from the Adloyada Parade in Holon, Israel, Purim, March 2014. Photo by Ran Avron on Flickr.
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yefenof · 12 days
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Family members gather around a tomb in Kletsk, Belarus, 1932. Before the Holocaust, Jews comprised up to 80% of Kletsk's total population.
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yefenof · 13 days
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2nd Temple Period Jewish burial cisterns, carved and dug into the natural rock of the mountain, possibly belonging to the same family seeing as theyre all bundled together. Some of the rooms contain only 1 tomb, others 3-4. Spotted more tomb complexes up the mountain with something that looks like carved writing/text from afar, but the slope was too muddy to climb, maybe next time.
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yefenof · 14 days
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A group of Jewish laborers in Kerem Avraham, a neighborhood in Jerusalem (1855).
These Jews belonged to what is called the Old Yishuv, those Jews who were already living in the Land of Israel before the First Aliyah, which began in 1882.
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yefenof · 15 days
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Vintage set of playing cards depicting Jewish women’s folk costumes from around the world. The countries, from left to right, are as follows:
First row: Turkey, Bulgaria, Hodu (India), Yazan (Wiesen; could be Switzerland, Austria, or Bavaria, apparently)
Second row: Hungaria, Holland, Turkmenistan, Israel
Third row: Russia, Serbia (fun fact: for a second I misread it as Siberia), Teiman (Yemen), Italy
Fourth row: Poland, (This one I can’t entirely read, but I think it says Paras, or Persia. Interestingly, it looks more like Uzbek clothing), Kavkaz (the Caucasus), Romania
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yefenof · 16 days
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A Palestinian coins older than Israel
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A Palestinian coins older than Israel
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A Palestinian coins older than Israel
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yefenof · 17 days
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מישהו זוכר את הפוסט על ארבעת האלמנטים? ואחד מהם היה חזירי בר? רבלגתי אותו בזמנו אבל אני לא מוצאת אותו. אני אמרתי שיש חזירי בר בירושלים ולא האמינו לי. אז עכשיו ראיתי חזיר בר בירושלים ואפילו יש לי הוכחה מצולמת:
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לכל החיפאים שאומרים שרק להם יש חזירי בר ולא מאמינים: בבקשה
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