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Aaron, , , –, , Alfasi, Isaac, , Aaron of Lincoln, – aliyah, , –, , , –, Abbasid caliphate/Abbasids, , , , (see also Israel, State of, immigration to; , olim) Abigail, Allah, , abortion, allegorical interpretation/allegory, –, , Abraham, –, , , –, , , Abraham Ibn Daud, , Allen, Woody, Abulafia, Abraham, , –, n, Alliance Israélite Universelle (AIU), (see also messianism) Allies/Allied powers, , , , abuse, domestic, , Almohads, , Abzug, Bella, Almoravids, acculturation, , , , , , altars, ancient, , , –, , Europe, , , , American Jewish Committee, , Hellenistic culture, American Jewish Congress, Muslim Empire, American Jewish Historical Society, United States, , , , Americanization, , , , , Acts (book of), , , amidah, , –, , , , Adam, , , , (see also ha-tefillah) African Americans, Jewish relations Amora/Amoraim, , , , –, with, , amoraic literature, –, , –, afterlife, , , , , –, (see also resurrection; soul, immortality of) Amos (book of), , , , aggadah, , , , , Amram Gaon, , aggadic midrashim, , , Anan ben David, – agriculture, , , , angels, , –, , , , biblical, , , biblical, , , , , – Jewish laws regarding, , , , , anthropomorphism, , –, , , in the State of Israel, , , , , , , – Antiochus IV Epiphanes, – Agudas Yisroel Party, antisemitism, , , , –, Agudat Israel of America, , , agunah,n, Christian, Ahab, , , first use of term, A⅛ad Ha-Am, as impetus for Zionism, Akedah, see Isaac, binding of in politics, , , –, Akiva, , , , – apocalyptic literature, , –, , – al-Andalus, , , apocalypticism, , –, , – Aleichem, Sholem, Apocrypha, , , (see also Bible, Christian; Alexander Jannaeus, , m canon) Alexander the Great, –, , , Arabic language, , – Alexandria, Egypt, , , , –, , Arab–Israeli conflict, basis of, –
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Arafat, Yasser, , , beit din, Aramaic, , , Beit Yosef, – spoken, , , , , , “Bekenntnis zur Judenfrage, Ein,” written, , , , , , Belzec, , , Arameans, Ben Ezra Synagogue, , Arba’ah Turim, Ben-Gurion, David, , , , archeology, , , , , , biblical, , , , , , Benjamin al-Nehawandi, (see also extrabiblical historical sources) Benjamin, tribe of, feminine figurines, , Ben-Yehuda, Eliezer, of synagogues, , Ben-Zvi, Yitzhak, Aristotelianism, , , , berakhot, see blessings Aristotle, –, –, , Bereshit Rabbah, see Genesis Rabbah Asherah, –, (see also monotheism, Berg, Gertrude, development of) Bergen-Belsen, Ashkenaz, – (see also Sepharad) berit, , , –, , , Assembly of Notables, – (see also covenant) Assembly of the Elected, berit milah, , (see also circumcision) assimilation, Jewish, , , , , , Berlin, Irving, ancient, , , Besht, see Baal Shem Tov modern, , , , , , betrothal, , , in the United States, , , , , , Bialystok, Bible, Christian, , –t, Assyria, , , –, , , (see also Apocrypha; canon; New Auschwitz, , –, , , –, Testament) Bible, etymology, Auschwitz-Birkenau, , , Bible, Jewish, see Hebrew Bible Autoemancipation, biblical history, Avot de-Rabbi Natan, BILU, Azariah dei Rossi, bimah, birthright Israel, Baal, , , , , Bi’ur, Baal Shem Tov, Israel, –, –, , blasphemy, , , , , , blessings, , , , –, ba’al teshuvah movement, divine, , , , Babylonia, as Jewish center, – rabbinic, –, –, Babylonian Chronicle, Blitzstein, Marc, Babylonian Talmud (BT), , , –, , blood libel, , , (see also Eucharist, –, (see also Jerusalem Talmud; alleged Jewish defilement of) Talmud) B’nai B’rith, , , Baer, Dov, Board of Delegates of American Israelites, Ba⅛ya Ibn Pakudah, Bolshevism, , , , , , Balfour Declaration, , , , , Bomberg, Daniel, – (see also Israel, State of) Book of Doctrines and Beliefs, The, Bar Kokhba Revolt, , , , , Book of Elijah, (see also Jewish War, Second) “Book of Giants, The,” Bar Mitzvah, , , , Book of the Necklace, The, baraita/baraitot, –, Book of the Zohar, see Sefer ha-Zohar; Zohar Barak, Ehud, , – Book of Tradition, The, Baron, Salo, Brandeis, Louis D., , Baruch (book of), , Brantshpigl, baseball, , , , , Breslau Theological Seminary, , , (see also Greenberg, Hank) British Mandate for Palestine, –, Bat Mitzvah, , , –, (see also Israel, State of) beauty pageants, , , , Brooks, Mel, Begin, Menachem, , Buber, Martin, , –, , beit av, –, (see also Tribes of Israel, –, Twelve) Buber, Solomon, –
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Bund, –, –, , Cohen, Hermann, –, , , –, burial, , , , –, – Cold War, , , , Caananite religion, , , , , colonialism, , , – Cairo Genizah, , , , , comedy, Jewish, , – calendar, commitment ceremonies, , biblical, –, , (see also marriage) Christian, Communism, , –, –, – Jewish, , , , , , community, Jewish, , , Camp David, , –, , concentration camps, , –, , canon, –, , , , , (see also Holocaust; Nazi regime; World (see also Apocrypha; Bible; Hebrew Bible) War II) canonization, , , – Conservative Judaism, –, , , cantors, , , , –, , capitalism, , , , , – origin of, –, – Cardozo, Abraham Miguel, conversion, –, , , Carter, Jimmy, forced, –, , –, –, Catherine the Great, , , celebrities, Jewish, to Islam, –, –, Central Conference of American Rabbis to Judaism, , , , – (CCAR), , , , from Judaism to Christianity, –, , Centrist Orthodoxy, , , , , –, , (see also Modern Orthodoxy) for marriage, , –, – Chabad ⅓asidism, , , See also conversos; intermarriage; Marranos; Chamberlain, Houston Stewart, New Christians Chelmno, –, conversos, , , , , , Chief Rabbi/Rabbinate, , , , , (see also conversion; Marranos; New childbirth, , , , Christians) children of Israel, , – converts, potential, biblical, , , , , Copland, Aaron, choir, –, Cordovero, Moses, Chosen People, , , , , Costa, Uriel da, Christianity Council of the League of Nations, early, , , , , covenant, , –, , , –, relation to Judaism, , –, –, Abraham, with God, –, , Christianization, , , Israel, with God, , , –, , Chronicles (books of), , , , , –, circumcision, , , , , , , See also berit; circumcision; Sabbath symbolism of, , , , , (see also creation, , , –, berit milah; covenant) biblical, , , , , civil marriage, , , , ex nihilo, , civil rights, , , , , , in mysticism, , – Civil War, American, –, in philosophy, , , , , Civil War, Russian, women and, , class system, , , –, , Critique of Pure Reason, Islamic, , , , Crusade, First, , , , , rabbinic, –, , , , – Crusade, Second, , See also gender Crusade, Third, , Classical Reform, (see also Reform Judaism) Crusades, , , , Clinton, Bill, , crypto-Jews, , , , clothing, Jewish, –, , , –, Cyrus, – , in Europe, , , , Dan, tribe of, priestly, , – Daniel (book of), , , , See also head coverings; kippah; tzitzit; dating of, , yarmulke genre of, , , clothing industry, Jewish participation language of, , in, , Daniel al-Kumisi, –
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Darfur, , economic impact of Judaism, , , , Darius I, , Darkhei Moshe, Edom, , , Darwin, Charles, , education, Jewish, –, , , , Darwinism, , , , , dati’im, , , secular, , , –, David, , –, , , of women, , , , , , – descent from, , , , , , See also gender; women dynasty of, –, –, , Educational Alliance, – See also messianism; nasi Egypt, ancient, , , David Kim⅛i, Egypt, in Arab–Israeli conflict, –, Day of Atonement, see Yom Kippur Egypt–Israel peace treaty, Days of Awe, see High Holidays Eichmann, Adolf, dead, treatment of, , Ein Sof, , Dead Sea, , , Einhorn, David, Dead Sea Scrolls, –, –, , Einsatzgruppen, see German Operations Groups Deborah, n, (see also Song Einstein, Albert, of Deborah) Eisendrath, Maurice, Decalogue, see Ten Commandments Eisenstein, Ira, demons, , , EJ source, n (see also E source; J source) Deutero-Isaiah, (see also Isaiah) Eleazar ben Yair, , Deuteronomistic History, Elegant Composition Concerning Relief after Deuteronomy (book of), –, , –, , Adversity, An, , – Elijah, , , , dating of, Elisha, discovery of, Ellis Island, , See also D source; Josiah Elohim, see God, names of dhimmis, –, , –, , , Elohist, see E source Diary of Anne Frank, , , emancipation, –, –, –, , Diaspora Judaism, , , , , dietary laws, , , , , –, endogamy, –, , , – origin, (see also exogamy; intermarriage; marriage) in the United States, , Enlightenment, , , , , See also kashrut; kosher Enlightenment, German, , , , displaced-persons (DP) camps, , , Enlightenment, Jewish, , , –, , , , Divided Monarchy, see monarchy, biblical impact on modern Judaism, , divine image, see God, human beings made in See also Haskalah image of Enoch, (book of), , divine revelation, –, , , , , Enoch, (book of), divorce, –, , Enoch, (book of), laws on, , , , Ephraim of Bonn, wife as powerless in, , , , Epic of Gilgamesh, see Gilgamesh, Epic of , eroticism in Jewish mysticism, , , , See also get; marriage (see also mysticism, Jewish) Dohm, Christian Wilhelm von, , eschatology, , , , –, –, Donin, Nicholas, etymology of, Donmeh, modern, Dreyfus, Alfred, , Eshkol, Levi, Dreyfus Affair, , , E source, , (see also EJ source) Drumont, Eduard, Essenes, –, , , , D source, , (see also Deuteronomy) Esther (biblical), relation to Joseph, – Dubnow, Simon, Esther (book of), , , , , , Dunash ben Labrat, ethical dualism, Dybbuk, The, ethics, , , , , , compared to religion, , Ecclesiastes (book of), , , , , , after the Holocaust, –, , Ecclesiasticus, see Wisdom of Ben Sira as worship of the divine,
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ethnicity, , , , , , feminism, , – Etzel, impact on Judaism, , –, , Eucharist, alleged Jewish defilement of, –, – (see also blood libel) Jewish, , , – Eve, , in State of Israel, – excommunication, , , Festival of Weeks, see Shavuot exegesis, , , –, –, Fiddler on the Roof, in Karaism, , film, , , , – koranic, – Final Solution, –, , , midrashic, , , , –, First Temple, see Temple, First (see also Oral Torah) Five Books of Moses, see Torah mystical, , , Flavius Josephus, see Josephus talmudic, flood, biblical, –, – Exilarch, , , , , (see also Huna; forgiveness, , , resh galuta) Former Prophets, , , (see also Nevi’im) exile Forward (Forvarts), – Babylonian, , , –, , Fourth Lateran Council, – impact on Judaism, –, Franco-Prussian War, impact on worship, –, , Frank, Anne, , life in, , , Frank, Leo, of Northern Kingdom, , Frankel, Zacharias, –, , significance in Judaism, Frankfurt Rabbinical Conference, spiritual, , , Franks, Abigaill Levy, exilic period, , , freedom of religion, , , existentialism, – Freies Jüdisches Lehrhaus, , Exodus, , , Friedan, Betty, Exodus (book of), –, , , , , Friedman, Bruce Jay, exodus from Egypt, , , –, , Friends (TV program), , Front, The, Exodus Rabbah, exogamy, , –, , , , – Gabriel, see angels (see also endogamy; intermarriage; marriage) Gad, expulsion of Jews, , , , , , galut, see exile, spiritual England, , Gamaliel I, , , –, –, France, , , Gamaliel II, Germany, , Garden of Eden, Iberian Peninsula, , , Garfield, John, Italy, , Gates of Prayer: The New Union Prayer Book, Spain, , , , , , Gaza Strip, in Arab–Israeli conflict, –, extrabiblical historical sources, n, , –, – , f (see also archeology) Geiger, Abraham, , Ezekiel (book of), , –, , , gemara, , , , , –, gender, , , Ezra (biblical), , , –, integration, , Ezra (book of), segregation, , , , , , Ezra–Nehemiah (books of), , , , (see also me⅛itzah) (see also Ezra; Nehemiah) See also class system; education, Jewish; family, Jewish; women Fackenheim, Emil, , Genesis (book of), –, , , –, family, ancient Israelite, see Tribes of Israel, –, Twelve dating of, family, Jewish, , , (see also gender) Genesis Rabbah, Fata⅛, see Palestine Liberation Organization geniza, (see also Cairo Genizah) Fatimids, , genres, biblical, , –, –, Federation of American Zionists, Gentiles, , , , Federation of Jewish Workers, see Bund as mothers, (see also matrilineal descent) feminine aspect of God, see Shekhinah Second Temple period, –, , , Feminine Mystique, Gentleman’s Agreement, ,
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Geonim, –, –, , , , ⅓amas, , –, German Operations Groups, , , Ha-Meassef, Germanization, , , – ⅓ananel, Gershom ben Judah (of Mainz), Hannah, , Gershwin, George, ⅓anukkah, , , , , get, , (see also divorce; marriage) prayer on, , , ghetto, –, , , –, , “⅓anukkah Song,” ghettoization, Harby, Isaac, Gikatillah, Joseph, Haredi Judaism, , , –, Gilgamesh, Epic of, , Glückel of Hameln, , , , , Haredim, , –, , – Gnostics, ⅓asdai Crescas, God, , , ⅓asdai Ibn Shaprut, corporeality of, , , , , – ⅓asidei Ashkenaz, see Pietists, German as creator, , , , , ⅓asidism, , human beings made in image of, , in Europe, , , –, , names of, , , , in the United States, –, See also Shekhinah; Yahweh; YHWH Hasidism and the Modern Man, God-fearers, Haskalah, –, , , , , Goldbergs, The, (see also Enlightenment, Jewish) golem, , Hasmonean dynasty, , , – Goliath, (see also Maccabees; Mariamne) Gospels, Christian, –, , , , ha-tefillah, (see also amidah) (see also John, Gospel of; Matthew, Gospel Hauptmann, Gerhardt, of; New Testament) ⅛avurah, – (see also Jewish Renewal grace after meals, , , , Movement) (see also prayer) ⅛azzan, see cantors Graetz, Heinrich, , head coverings, , , , , , grammars (see also clothing, Jewish; yarmulke) Arabic, Hebraization, Hebrew, , , , (see also Hebrew, Hebrew, , , dictionaries) biblical, , , –, , Yiddish, dictionaries, , , (see also grammars, Grand Sanhedrin, –, Hebrew) Gratz, Rebecca, Modern, , –, , graven image, see idolatry rabbinic, Great Depression, , , , Hebrew Bible, –, , –, –, Greco-Roman culture, –, , , , , Greenberg, Hank, , , Hebrew Immigrant Aid Society, (see also baseball) Hebrew Union College (HUC), –, , , Greenberg, Irving (Yitz), , Guide of the Perplexed, , , , Hebrew University, , (see also Moreh Nevukhim) Hegel, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich, , Guide to the Duties of the Heart, – Heidegger, Martin, – Gulf War, hekhalot, , , – Guttmann, Julius, Hekhalot Zutarti, Hellenism, relation to Judaism, –, –, Habakkuk (book of), , , , Hadassah, , Heller, Joseph, hadith, , Heller, Yom Tov Lipmann, – Haganah, – Herberg, Will, haggadah, , ⅛erem, see excommunication Haggai (book of), , , Herod the Great, , –, – halakhah, –, , , , , Hersey, John, description of, , – Herzl, Theodor, –, , –, , formation of, , Halakhic Man, , Heschel, Abraham Joshua, , – halakhic midrashim, Heydrich, Reinhard, , –
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Hezekiah (biblical), , interfaith couples, , Hezekiah (revolutionary), intermarriage, , , , , –, ⅓ibbat Zion, see Lovers of Zion – hieroglyphics, see writing systems prohibition against, , High Holidays, , , , , , rate of, (see also Rosh Hashanah; Yom Kippur) in the United States, , –, –, High Holy Days, , – High Priest, –, , , –, , See also conversion; endogamy; exogamy; Hildesheimer, Esriel, , , matrilineal descent ⅛ilonim, –, Internet, , –, Himmler, Heinrich, –, –, interreligious dialogue, –, , (see also Jewish–Christian dialogue) Hirsch, Samson Raphael, , , Intifada, –, –, Hitler, Adolf, , , (see also National Iraq, in Arab–Israeli conflict, Socialist German Workers Party; Nazi Irgun Zvai Leumi, see Etzel regime; World War II) Isaac, –, , , , , – Hitler–Stalin Pact, – binding of, , – (see also sacrifice, Hittites, , human) Hiwi al-Balkhi, Isaac Elchanan Theological Seminary, Hobbes, Thomas, –, Holdheim, Samuel, –, Isaac Israeli, Holiness Collection, Isaac of Dampierre, Hollywood, , , , –, , Isaiah (book of), , , , , , – , (see also Deutero-Isaiah) Holocaust, –, , –, –, Ishmael (Rabbi), , – Islam, –, –, impact of, , , –, , , Shiite, , , – Islamic rule, See also concentration camps; Hitler, Adolf; Jews within, Nazi regime; World War II treatment of non-Muslims, , , , Holocaust (miniseries), , – Holocaust Memorial Day, Israel (father of Twelve Tribes), see Jacob Holocaust Memorial Museum, Israel, Kingdom of, see Northern Kingdom homiletical midrash, Israel, State of, , –, , , homosexuality, , , , , Horeb, Mount, see Sinai, Mount foreign support of, , , , Hosea (book of), , , , (see also Balfour Declaration; British ⅓ovevei Zion, see Lovers of Zion Mandate for Palestine) Huldah, immigration to (aliyot), , –, Humboldt, Wilhelm von, –, (see also aliyah; olim) Huna, (see also Exilarch) impact of, , –, Hurwitz, Sheftl, – importance to American Jewish Hushiel ben El⅛anan, identity, , , Husserl, Edmund, , population and demographics of, , –, , I and Thou, – women in, –, Ibn Abi Zimra, David, See also Palestine (for pre-) Ibn Tabul, Joseph, Israel ben Eliezer, see Baal idolatry, , , –, , Shem Tov, Israel Idumea, , Israel Defense Forces, Iggeret ha-Kodesh, Israel Independence Day, , immigration quotas, United States, , , Israel, Jewish religious categories, , –, industrialization, , , , Israelite history, reconstruction of, – infertility, , Israel–Jordan peace treaty, inheritance, –, Israel–Syria Disengagement of Forces Innocent IV, Pope, Agreement, Inquisition, , Isserles, Moses, –, –, –
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Jabotinsky, Vladimir Ze’ev, – Job (book of), , , , Jacob, , –, , , –, Joel (book of), , , Jacob ben Asher, , Jo⅛anan bar Napa⅛a, Jacob ben Meir Tam, Jo⅛anan ben Zakkai, , , –, Jacob ben Nissim Ibn Shanin, , – John, Gospel of, (see also Gospels, Christian; Jacob ben Sheshet, New Testament) Jacob Ibn Lev, John Hyrcanus, Jacobson, Israel, John of Gischala, James (revolutionary), Joint Distribution Committee, Jason (priest), – Jolson, Al, , Jazz Singer, The, , Jonah (book of), , , Jehoiachin, , Jonah Ibn Jana⅛, – Jeremiah (book of), , , , , – Jonas, Regina, (see also ordination, of Jericho, women) Jeroboam, , Jonathan, Jerusalem, , , –, Jordan, in Arab–Israeli conflict, , , destruction of, , , – Jerusalem: Or On Religious Power Josel (Joseph) of Rosheim, in Judaism, Joseph, relation to Esther, , – Jerusalem Talmud (JT), , , , , – Joseph ha-Nagid, (see also Babylonian Talmud; Talmud) Joseph Ibn-Megash, Jerusalem Temple, see Temple, First; Temple, Joseph II, , – Second Josephus, –, –, , , , Jeshuat Israel, see Touro Synagogue Joshua (biblical), –, , , JE source, (see also E source; J source) Joshua (book of), , , , Jesus, –, , , , , (see also Jesus Joshua ben ⅓ananiah, Movement; messianism) Josiah, , , (see also Deuteronomy) Jesus Movement, J source, , (see also EJ source) Jethro, Judah, Kingdom of, see Southern Kingdom Jewish Agency, , , , Judah, tribe of, Jewish Antiquities, (see also Josephus) Judah ha-Levi, , , , Jewish Brigade, Judah ha-Nasi, , –, , , Jewish Catalog, The, –, Jewish–Christian dialogue, Judah Hayyuj, – Jewish Community Center, Judah Ibn Kuraysh, – Jewish King Lear, The, Judah Loew ben Bezalal, Jewish National Fund, Judah the Patriarch, see Judah ha-Nasi Jewish National Party, Judah the Pious, Jewish Publication Society (JPS), , Judaism “Jewish Question,” , , , beginnings of, – Jewish Reconstructionist Foundation, first use of term, Jewish Renewal Movement, , , See also Centrist Orthodoxy; Conservative (see also ⅛avurah) Judaism; Haredi Judaism; ⅓asidism; Jewish Jewish Revolt, see Jewish War Renewal Movement; Liberal Judaism; Jewish State, The, Masorti Judaism; Modern Orthodoxy; Jewish Studies, , , , –, , Neo-Orthodoxy; Orthodox Judaism; Jewish Theological Seminary of America, , Positive-Historical Judaism; Rabbinic , , , , Judaism; Reconstructionist Judaism; Jewish Theological Seminary of Breslau, , Reform Judaism; secular Judaism; ultra- , Orthodox Judaism Jewish War, (see also Josephus) Judenstaat, Der, Jewish War, First, –, , , Judeo-Arabic, , , , , Jewish War, Second, , (see also Bar Judeo-German, see Yiddish language Kokhba Revolt) Judeo-Italian, , – Jewish War Veterans, Judeo-Spanish, see Ladino Jew/Jewish, Judezmo, see Ladino etymology, Judges (book of), , –, , , first use of term, Judgment at Nuremberg,
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Maimonides, Moses, –, –, , Menitoff, Paul, – menorah, influence of, , –, – menstruant, , , (see also philosophy of, –, , , – niddah) works of, , , , menstruation, , , –, , n, , Majdanek, , (see also ritual purity) Malachi (book of), , , , Merchant of Venice, (see also Shakespeare, Malkhut, see Shekhinah William) Manasseh, merkavah, , , –, – Mandate, see British Mandate for Palestine Merneptah Stele, , Manheimer, Isak Noa, Messiah, , , , , Manual of Discipline, The, coming of, , , , , , Mappa, –, , Jesus as, –, , Marduk, , See also messianism Mariamne, (see also Hasmonean dynasty) messianism, , , , – Marr, Wilhelm, Christian, , –, – Marranos, , –, , , , Davidic, –, , , – (see also conversion; conversos; New Lurianic, –, Christians) rejection of, , marriage, , , –, , , Second Temple period, –, age at, –, , , Shabbatai Zevi, , arranged, , , , See also Abulafia, Abraham; David; Jesus; civil, , , , Luria, Isaac; Messiah; Shabbetai Zevi laws concerning, , – Metatron, see angels as metaphor for divine–human relations, , Mezuzah, , , Micah (book of), , , rabbinic treatment of, , , Midianites, , See also commitment ceremonies; divorce; midrash, –, , endogamy; exogamy; get; marriage contract dating of, , – marriage contract, , –, –, development of, (see also ketubbah) etymology of, Marshall, Louis, Midrash ha-Ne’ elam, martyrdom, , , Midrash Rabbah, , Marx, Karl, , migration of Jews, , , , Marx Brothers, to avoid forced conversion, Mary (mother of Jesus), to Israel, Masada, –, , to the United States, , –, masekhtot, , –, maskilim, –, , , , mikveh, see ritual bath masorti’im, –, Mikveh Israel Synagogue, Masorti Judaism, minhag, , –, matrilineal descent, –, – Minor Prophets, , (see also Gentiles; intermarriage) minor tractates, Matthew, Gospel of, (see also Gospels, minorities, religious, , , Christian; New Testament) minority, Jewish, , –, , Mecca, – –, Medina, – Minsk, Megillat Esther, minyan, , , me⅛itzah, , (see also gender, Miriam, segregation) mishkan, , , , (see also Tabernacle) Meir, Golda, , Mishkan T’filah, Mekhilta, , , Mishnah, –, t, –, –, Menahem (revolutionary), –, Mena⅛em Ibn Saruk, dating of, , , Mendelssohn, Moses, –, , –, Mishneh Torah, , , , –, , –, , Miss America, see beauty pageants Mendes, Doña Gracia, mitnaggedim, , , Menelaus, mitzvah, , , –,
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niggunim, patrilineal descent, –, , “Nineteen Letters on Judaism,” (see also Tribes of Israel, Twelve) Northern Kingdom, –, –, –, Paul (apostle), , , Pawnbroker, The, Numbers (book of), –, , , , Peel report, – Numbers Rabbah, Pentateuch, , , , (see also Torah) Nuremberg Laws, Peres, Shimon, , , Persian language, , Obadiah (book of), , , Pesa⅛, , , , , , , , , , Odets, Clifford, (see also paschal lamb; seder) Old Testament, see Bible, Christian; Hebrew Pesikta de-Rav Kahana, Bible Pharaoh (biblical), , , olim, – (see also aliyah; Israel, State of, Pharisees, –, –, –, –, immigration to) Philo of Alexandria, , , , –, Olmert, Ehud, , Omri, , philology, , , , , , Onias III, , philosophy, –, –, –, – On the Civil Improvement of the Jews, , Greek, , –, , , Operation Litani, – modern, – Operation Moses, Phoboumenoi, see God-fearers Operation Peace for Galilee, – Pietists, German, –, Operation Solomon, pilgrimage festivals, , , , , , Oral Torah, , , , –, , – (see also exegesis, midrashic) pilpul, ordination, , , Pinsker, Leo, of homosexuals, n Pirkoi ben Baboi, of women, , , , , , – Pittsburgh Platform, , , orphans and widows, care for, , , , Pius XII, Pope, – –, piyyut, , , Orthodox Christianity, , Plato, Orthodox Judaism, –, –, , Platonism, , , –, –, – Poale Zion, (see also Zionism, socialist) feminism in, , , , pogroms, , –, , –, , in Israel, –, – (see also Kristallnacht) in pop culture, Poland, German invasion of, (see also World Orthodox Union (OU), War II) Oslo Accords, Polin, (see also Ashkenaz) Polish Socialist Party, Pact of Umar, – polygamy, , –, , , Palestine, , –, – (see also monogamy, biblical endorsement (see also Israel, State of [for post-] of) Palestine Partition Plan) polytheism in the Bible, , , , Palestine Foundation Fund, (see also monotheism, development of) Palestine Liberation Organization (PLO), , Pompey, , , , , , popular culture, , Palestine Partition Plan, , , – Jewish, – Palestinian Talmud, see Jerusalem Talmud Yiddish, – Pappenheim, Bertha, population, Jewish, –, , – “Parables of Enoch,” (see also Diaspora Judaism; Israel, State of) Paris Peace Conference, Positive-Historical Judaism, , parliament, Israeli, see Knesset prayer, –, (see also grace after meals; party kings, – liturgy; tkhines) paschal lamb, , , (see also Pesa⅛; prayer books, , , , –, –, sacrifice, animal) –(see also ma⅛zor; siddur) Passover, see Pesa⅛ modern, , , Patriarch, , , , , , (see also nasi) prayer shawl, see tallit patriarchate, , , Preminger, Otto, patriarchy, biblical, , , Preuss, Hugo,
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Saadia Gaon, , –, , –, Sefer ha-Egron, Sabbath Sever ha-Halakhot, Christian, Sefer ha-Kanah, laws relating to, , , , – Sefer ha-Mitzvot, liturgy on, , , , , , Sefer ha-Peliah, observance of, –, , , , Sefer ⅓asidim, , Sefer ha-Zohar, , –, as sign of the covenant, , (see also mysticism, Jewish; Zohar) (see also covenant) Sefer Yetzirah, –, , – on Sunday, sefirah/sefirot, , , –, –, work on, , , , , , –, , sabbatical year, , , Seleucid dynasty, –, , sabra, Semitic languages, , , , sacrifice Sennacherib, –, animal, , , , , (see also paschal Sepharad, – (see also Ashkenaz) lamb) Sephardic Diaspora, , – antisacrificial ideology, , Sephardic Torah Guardians, see Shas biblical, , , , , Sepphoris, , human, , – (see also Isaac, Septuagint, , , , binding of) sex, attitudes toward, replacement after Temple destruction, sexual behavior, ritual regulation of, Sadat, Anwar, – sexual immorality, Sadducees, –, , –, – sexual relations, , , Safed, , –, , , –, Shabbetai ben Abraham Donnolo, Salome Alexandra, Shabbetai Zevi, , , , , –, Samael, see demons (see also Messiah; messianism) Samaria, , , , , , Shaf ve-Yativ synagogue, , Samuel (biblical), , , , –, Shakespeare, William, , , , Shammai, Samuel (books of), , , , , shari’a, Samuel Ben Hophni, , Sharon, Ariel, , , –, Samuel ha-Nagid, Shas, , Samuel Ibn Naghrela, see Samuel ha-Nagid Shavuot, , , , , San Remo Conference, Shechem, Sandler, Adam, Shekhinah, , Sanhedrin, –, , , , shema, , , –, , , Sarah, , shemoneh esrei, , Sassanian Empire, , –, , Shemot Rabbah, see Exodus Rabbah Saudi Arabia, in Arab–Israeli conflict, Sherira Gaon, Saul, , , , , Shiite Islam, see Islam, Shiite Schachter-Shalomi, Zalman, Shiloh, , , Schechter, Solomon, , Shimon bar Yo⅛ai, Schiller, Friedrich, Shimon ha-Pakuli, Schindler, Alexander, Shiur Komah, – Schindler’s List, , , , Shoah, see Holocaust Schneerson, Menachem Mendel, shoah, etymology, Scholem, Gershom, , –, , Shul⅛an Arukh, , , , –, Science of Judaism movement, see Wissenschaft , des Judentums Sicarii, – Second Isaiah, see Deutero-Isaiah siddur, , , , (see also ma⅛zor; Second Temple, see Temple, Second prayerbooks) Secrets of Rabbi Simeon, Sifra, , , secular Judaism, –, –, –, , Silverman, Morris, – Simeon ben Gamaliel, , , seder, , , (see also Pesa⅛) Simon (revolutionary), Seder Rav Amram Gaon, , Simon bar Kokhba, , , Sefer Dinim, Simon bar Kosiba, see Simon bar Kokhba Sefer ha-Bahir, Simon, Neil,
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sin, forgiveness of, synagogue, , , , , , Sinai, Mount, –, , , , (see also gender, segregation) revelation at, , , , , synagogue, ancient, –, , , , See also law, giving of; Ten Commandments synagogue-communities, , Sinai campaign, –, Syria, in Arab–Israeli conflict, –, Sinai II Accords, , Six-Day War, , –, , , Szold, Henrietta, , Sobibor, –, , socialism, Jewish, Tabernacle, , , , , , Society for the Advancement of Judaism, (see also mishkan) Socrates, , Tabernacles, see Sukkot Socrates of Berlin, see Mendelssohn, Moses takkanah/takkanot, , , Sofer, ⅓atam, see Sofer, Moshe tallit, – Sofer, Moshe, Talmud, t, –, –, –, Solomon, , –, –, , , changes to, , Solomon Alkabetz, origins of, – Solomon ben Isaac of Troyes, see Rashi reactions to, , , Solomon, Hannah Greenebaum, study of, , – Solomon Ibn Gabirol, , – Talmud Bavli, see Babylonian Talmud Soloveitchik, Hayyim, Talmud Yerushalmi, see Jerusalem Talmud Soloveitchik, Joseph, , –, – Tamar, Song at the Sea, Tanakh, –, –, –, –, Song of Deborah, , (see also Deborah) –, Song of Solomon, see Song of Songs Tan⅛uma, Song of Songs (book of), , , , , , Tannaim, , , , –, –, soul, , , –, , , tannaitic literature, –, , , –, immortality of, , , , , , targums, (see also afterlife) taxation, , –, , , , salvation of, , , disproportionate, – union with God, , – Jewish collection of, Southern Kingdom, – under Islamic rule, , , Souza, Aristide de Mendes, medieval Europe, , Soviet Union, in Arab–Israeli conflict, , , Temple, , , , Taytsh-khumesh, – Spielberg, Steven, , Teacher of Righteousness, Spinoza, Baruch (Benedict), , , –, tefillin, , , , , Tel Aviv, , , , Spinozism, Temple, First, , , stam, , –, destruction of, , –, Star of Redemption, The, , worship at, , , , State of Israel, see Israel, State of Temple, Second, , , , , , , Steinschneider, Moritz, construction of, , , , – Stern Gang, destruction of, , –, , –, Stöcker, Adolf, , stoicism, , reconstruction under Herod, , Strauss, Leo, , , , – Temple Emanu-El, Stuyvesant, Peter, Temple Mount, , suffering servant, Temporary Laws, Sufism, –, Ten Commandments, , , , Sugihara, Sempo, – (see also law, giving of; Sinai, Mount) sugya, Ten Days of Repentance, Sukkot, –, , , , , ten lost tribes, origins of, , terrorism, , , , , –, Sumerians, – supernaturalism, – Testament of the Twelve Patriarchs, The, superstition, , , , , Teutsch, David A., Sura, , , , , , theater, Yiddish, –, , , , Sykes-Picot Agreement, – ,
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Therapeutae, United Monarchy, see monarchy, biblical Third Reich, , , , (see also Nazi United Nations, see UN regime) United Nations Special Committee on Palestine Thirty Years’ War, , (UNSCOP), thirtysomething, United Palestine Appeal, Tiberias, , , , , , United States, in Arab–Israeli tikkun, –, –, conflict, – tithing, , , United States, Jewish immigrants in, –, Titus, , –, –, –, tkhines, , (see also prayer) United Synagogue of America, Toharot, , t, , Uprising of the, , , , toleration, religious, –, – Uris, Leon, toleration edicts, , Torah Vatican, , (see also Roman Catholic authority of, Church) contents, – vaudeville, , –, production of, Verbermacher, Hannah Rachel, reading cycles of, Versailles Peace Conference, See also Hebrew Bible; Oral Torah; Vespasian, , , Pentateuch; Written Torah Vilna Gaon, Elijah ben Shlomo, Torah scroll, , , violence against Jews, , –, , , Tosafists, , –, , , – Tosafot, , , virginity, , Tosefta, –, Vital, ⅓ayyim, Touro Synagogue, , Volozhin Yeshivah, traders, Jews as, , , , , Transjordan, see Jordan Wailing Wall, see Western Wall translation of Jewish texts, – Wall, The, translation of the Bible, –, –, Wallenberg, Raoul, Treblinka, , , War of Independence, – Treitschke, Heinrich von, – War Refugee Board, Tribes of Israel, Twelve, –, , –, Warner Brothers, , (see also beit av; patrilineal descent) Washington, George, Trotsky, Leon, Waskow, Arthur, Truman, Harry S., , Wasserstein, Bernard, Tsenerene, Way We Were, The, tzitzit, (see also clothing, Jewish) weddings, , , Weizmann, Chaim, , , Ugarit, – Wessely, Naphtali Herz, ultra-Orthodox Judaism, , –, , West Bank, , , , , –, Westerbork, Umayyads, , , –, , Western Wall, , UN, in Arab–Israeli conflict, –, –, Whole Earth Catalog, –, –, –, widows and orphans, see orphans and widows, UNGA Resolution, see Palestine Partition Plan care for Union for Reform Judaism, Wiesel, Elie, , Union for Traditional Conservative Judaism, Wilson, Woodrow, , see Union for Traditional Judaism Wisdom of Ben Sira (book of), , , Union for Traditional Judaism, , Union of American Hebrew Congregations wisdom, personification of, (UAHC), – Wise, Isaac Mayer, , , Union of Jewish Women, Wise, Stephen S., Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of Wissenschaft des Judentums, , , America, see Orthodox Union women Union Prayer Book, , biblical representations of, unions, , , leadership by, –, – United Hebrew Trades, ordination of, , , , , , United Jewish Appeal, –
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in rabbinic movement, , Yiddish, Eastern, religious roles of, –, –, , Yiddish, Western, , , Yiddish culture, , –, –, , roles of, , –, , , , , – (see also popular culture, in State of Israel, –, Yiddish; theater, Yiddish; yiddishkeit) See also education, Jewish; gender; marriage Yiddish language, , –, –, –, Women in Black, – –, (see also printing, Yiddish) women’s rights movement, – yiddishkeit, , , (see also Yiddish women’s suffrage, culture) Women’s Zionist Organization of America, Yishuv, –, –, –, see Hadassah – Words of Peace and Truth, Yom Kippur, , –, –, , Workmen’s Circle, , (see also High Holidays) World Union of Zionists-Revisionists, Yom Kippur War, –, World War I, –, , Your Show of Shows, World War II, beginnings of, –, – Zalman, Shneur (of Lyadi), humanitarian efforts during, – Zealots, , , , , , impact on the United States, –, Zechariah (biblical), , Zechariah (book of), , , Jewish escape from, Zephaniah (biblical), mass murder during, –, , – Zephaniah (book of), , , , See also concentration camps; Hitler, Adolf; Zera’im, , t, – Holocaust; Nazi regime Zerubbabel, World Zionist Congress, , , , Zhitlowski, Chaim, World Zionist Organization (WZO), , Zion –, , , , biblical, – worship, see liturgy, Jewish return to, –, , “Wort über unsere Juden, Ein,” symbolism of, , , , writing systems, , – Zionism, , –, –, –, Writings (biblical division), see Ketuvim –, – Written Torah, , , , , , cultural, –, Labor, see Labor Zionism Yahweh, , , , (see also God, names of; political, , , –, , YHWH) , Yahwism, (see also monotheism, development religious, , , , , of) Revisionist, see Revisionist Zionism Yahwist, see J source secular, , , yarmulke, , (see also clothing, Jewish; socialist, head coverings) Zionist Congresses, , , , Yelammedenu, Zipporah, , Yeshiva University, , – Zohar, , –, –, , , yeshivah/yeshivot, , , , –, , (see also mysticism, Jewish; Sefer ha-Zohar) YHWH, , , –, –, , Zoroastrianism, –, – (see also God, names of; Yahweh) Zunz, Leopold,
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