ʻAzah me-az ule-tamid
history book about the Jewish community in Gaza
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Summary
ʻAzah me-az ule-tamid is a literary work[1].
Key Facts
- ʻAzah me-az ule-tamid authored Israel Shapira[2].
- ʻAzah me-az ule-tamid's instance of is recorded as literary work[3].
- ʻAzah me-az ule-tamid's editor is recorded as Zeev Erlich[4].
- ʻAzah me-az ule-tamid's publisher is recorded as Feldheim Publishers[5].
- ʻAzah me-az ule-tamid's genre is recorded as non-fiction[6].
- ʻAzah me-az ule-tamid's OCLC number is recorded as 1513091541[7].
- ʻAzah me-az ule-tamid's place of publication is recorded as Jerusalem[8].
- ʻAzah me-az ule-tamid's language of work or name is recorded as Hebrew[9].
- ʻAzah me-az ule-tamid's country of origin is recorded as Israel[10].
- ʻAzah me-az ule-tamid's publication date is recorded as +2023-00-00T00:00:00Z[11].
- ʻAzah me-az ule-tamid's Google Books ID is recorded as RlRX0QEACAAJ[12].
- ʻAzah me-az ule-tamid's narrative location is recorded as Gaza City[13].
- ʻAzah me-az ule-tamid's main subject is recorded as History of the Jews in Gaza City[14].
- ʻAzah me-az ule-tamid's number of pages is recorded as {'unit': '1', 'amount': '+168'}[15].
- ʻAzah me-az ule-tamid's title is recorded as עזה מאז ולתמיד[16].
- ʻAzah me-az ule-tamid's set in period is recorded as ancient Israel and Judah[17].
- ʻAzah me-az ule-tamid's set in period is recorded as Achaemenid Palestine[18].
- ʻAzah me-az ule-tamid's set in period is recorded as Hellenistic Palestine[19].
- ʻAzah me-az ule-tamid's set in period is recorded as Hasmonean Judea[20].
- ʻAzah me-az ule-tamid's set in period is recorded as Roman Palestine[21].
- ʻAzah me-az ule-tamid's set in period is recorded as Holy Land during Byzantine rule[22].
- ʻAzah me-az ule-tamid's set in period is recorded as early Islamic period in Palestine[23].
- ʻAzah me-az ule-tamid's set in period is recorded as Kingdom of Jerusalem[24].
- ʻAzah me-az ule-tamid's set in period is recorded as Mamluk Palestine[25].
- ʻAzah me-az ule-tamid's set in period is recorded as Ottoman Palestine[26].
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Works and Contributions
ʻAzah me-az ule-tamid authored Israel Shapira[2].