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קודי ספריות Library Codes ULS קודי ספריות Library Codes ULS A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P Q R S T U V W X Y Z השתמשו ב- Ctrl + F כדי לחפש ABAR ABAR המרכז הרפואי Yehuda Abarbanel לבריאות הנפש ע"ש Mental Health Center. (03)5552642 יהודה אברבנאל. הספרייה הרפואית Medical Library (03)6589952 בת ים Bat Yam 59100 library.a@abr.health.gov.il 59100 IL-ABAR ISO-ILL IL:ABAR AFE AFE אפקה המכללה Afeka Tel-Aviv (03)7688613 האקדמית להנדסה Academic College of בתל-אביב. .Engineering הספרייה Library (03)7688606 רח' בני אפרים Bnei Ephraim St. evelyn@afeka.ac.il 218 218 תל-אביב Tel-Aviv 69107 http://www.afeka.ac.il 69107 IL-AFE ISO-ILL IL:AFE AHV AHV המכללה האקדמית Achva Academic אחווה. College. 072-2248591 הספרייה Library (08)8588102 ד"נ שקמים M.P.Shikmim 79800 boaz_d@achva.ac.il 79800 http://www.achva.ac.il/ IL-AHV ISO-ILL IL:AHV ARO ARO Israel. Agricultural משרד החקלאות ופתוח Research הכפר. 9683833(03) Organization. מינהל המחקר החקלאי. מכון וולקני. Volcani Center.Library (03)9683331 ספרייה מרכזית PO Box 6, Bet-Dagan ת"ד 6, בית דגן 50250 50250 volclib@volcani.agri.gov.il http://www.agri.gov.il/en/pages/ 38.aspx IL-ARO ISO-ILL IL:ARO ASA ASA המכללה האקדמית The Academic College לחברה ואמנויות. of Society and the Arts. (09)8656501 הספרייה Library (09)8656503 10/b Haorzim St., Old האורזים 10/ב , אזה"ת Industrial Area, PO henya@asa.ac.il הישן, ת"ד 13335, Box 13335, נתניה Netanya 42379 http://www.asa.ac.il/Default.asp 42379 x?tabid=371 IL-ASA ISO-ILL IL:ASA ASAF ASAF מרכז "אסף הרופא" "Asaf Ha-Rofe" רפואי Medical Center. (08)9779113 הספרייה הרפואית ע"ש Dr. J. Jarcho Medical י. ירחע Library (08)9779112 צריפין Zerifin 70300 library2@asaf.health.gov.il 70300 IL-ASAF ISO-ILL IL:ASAF ATOM ATOM הועדה לאנרגיה Israel Atomic Energy אטומית. Commission. (08)9434783 המרכז למחקר גרעיני- Soreq Nuclear נחל שורק. Research Center. (08)9434315 הספרייה Library aharona@soreq.gov.il דואר יבנה Yavne 81800 81800 IL-ATOM ISO-ILL IL:ATOM BAR BAR אוניברסיטת בר אילן. Bar Ilan University. (03)5318486 הספרייה המרכזית Central Library רמת גן Ramat Gan 52900 Olga.Goldin@biu.ac.il 52900 IL-BAR ISO-ILL IL:BAR BAR- BAR- LAW LAW אוניברסיטת בר אילן. Bar Ilan University. (03)5318360 הפקולטה למשפטים Yaacov Herzog Faculty ע"ש יעקב הרצוג. of Law. Library (03)5354552 הספרייה רמת גן Ramat Gan 52900 paula.barashi@mail.biu.ac.il 52900 IL-BAR-LAW ISO-ILL IL:BAR-LAW BBR BBR מכללת בית-ברל. Beit Berl College. (09)7476439 ספרייה מרכזית Central Library (09)7476210 דאר בית ברל Doar Beit Berl 44905 juditr@beitberl.ac.il 44905 IL-BBR ISO-ILL IL:BBR BEIL BEIL מרכז רפואי רבין. Beilinson Hospital. (03)9377509; (03)9377345 קמפוס בלינסון. Medical Library הספרייה הרפואית 9377510(03);9244174(03) פתח תקוה Petah Tiqwa 49100 mosheshe@clalit.org.il 49100 IL-BEIL ISO-ILL IL:BEIL BGU BGU אוניברסיטת בן גוריון Ben Gurion University בנגב. of the Negev. (08)6461413, (08)6461411/37 הספרייה המרכזית Zalman Aranne ע"ש זלמן ארן Central. Library (08)6472940 ת"ד 653, באר שבע PO Box 653, Beer Sheva 84105 84105 IL-BGU ISO-ILL IL:BGU IP Ariel: 132.72.63.22 BGUD BGUD אוניברסיטת בן גוריון Ben-Gurion University בנגב. of the Negev. (08)6596712 Jacob Blaustein המכונים לחקר המדבר Institutes for Desert ע"ש י. בלאושטיין. Research. הספריה ע"ש ג'ין שפירו Jane Schapiro Library feuerman@exchange.bgu.ac.il הקריה שדה בוקר, ,Sde Boker Campus מדרשת בן גוריון Midreshet Ben Gurion 84990 84990 IL-BGUD ISO-ILL IL:BGUD BGU- BGU-EC EC אוניברסיטת בן גוריון Ben-Gurion University באילת. in Eilat. (08)6304545 ספריית קמפוס אילת Campus Eilat Library (08)6304538 ת"ד PO Box 653, libeilat@bgu.ac.il ,653 באר-שבע Beer-Sheva 84105 bgu.ac.il/Eilat 84105 IL-BGU-EC ISO-ILL IL:BGU-EC BGUM BGUM אוניברסיטת בן גוריון Ben-Gurion University בנגב. of the Negev. (08)6479920 ; (08)6479892 המרכז האוניברסיטאי Soroka Univesity הרפואי סורוקה Medical Center (08)6239822 הספרייה הרפואית The Medical Library medlib@bgu.ac.il ת"ד 151, באר שבע PO Box 151, Beer Sheva 84101 http://medlib.bgu.ac.il 84101 IL-BGUM ISO-ILL IL:BGUM IP Ariel: 132.72.78.225 BGUR BGUR The Ben-Gurion מכון בן-גוריון לחקר Research Institute for ישראל, הציונות the study of Israel and (08)6596943/4 ומורשת בן-גוריון. Zionism. הספרייה Library (08)6596980 הקרית בשדה בוקר, ,Sde Boker Campus maghrill@bgu.ac.il 84990 84990 http://lib20.bgu.ac.il/F IL-BGUR ISO-ILL IL:BGUR BIC BIC אלקאסמי - מכללה Al-Qasemi College of אקדמית לחינוך. Education. (04)6286637 הספרייה Library מכללת אלקאסמי, ת"ד Al-Qasemi College, PO isc_lib@qsm.ac.il Box 124, ,124 באקה אלג'רבייה Baqa al-Gharbiyye 30100 http://al-qasemi.exlibris.co.il/F 30100 IL-BIC ISO-ILL IL:BIC IP Ariel: 192.115.90.66 BN BN בנק ישראל. Bank of Israel. (02)6552720 הספרייה Library (02)6552164 ת"ד 780, ירושלים ,PO Box 780 uzip@bankisrael.gov.il Jerusalem 91007 91007 IL-BN ISO-ILL IL:BN BRO BRO מאיירס-ג'וינט-מכון Myers-JDC-Brookdale ברוקדייל. Institute. (02)6557441 הספרייה Library (02)5661481 גבעת הג'וינט, ת"ד ,PO Box 3886 brklib@jdc.org.il 3886, ירושלים Jerusalem, 91037 91037 IL-BRO ISO-ILL IL:BRO BRZ BRZ Barzilai Medical מרכז רפואי ברזילי. Center. (08)6745581 הספרייה הרפואית Medical Library (08)6745336 רח' ההסתדרות Histadrut St., ,3 3 אשקלון Ashkelon, 78306 pninash@barzi.health.gov.il 78306 http://www.barzilaimc.org.il/ IL-BRZ ISO-ILL IL:BRZ BSA BSA בית הספר הבריטי British School of לארכיאולוגיה Archaeology in (02)6282901 בירושלים. .Jerusalem הספרייה Library שיך ג'ראח, ת"ד Sheikh Jarrah, PO Box 19283, ירושלים 19283, 91190 Jerusalem, 91190 IL-BSA ISO-ILL IL:BSA BYK BYK מרכז לבריאות הנפש Beer Yaacov Mental "באר יעקב". Health Center. (08)9258218 הספרייה Library (08)9281135 ת"ד 1, באר יעקב PO Box 1, Beer Yaacov 70350 70350 IL-BYK ISO-ILL IL:BYK BZ BZ המרכז הרפואי "בני Bnai Zion Medical ציון" 8359526(04) הספרייה הרפואית Medical Library (04)8359976 שד' גולומב 47, ת"ד Golomb Ave., PO 47 Box 4940, ilana.merhav@b-zion.org.il ,4940 Haifa 31048 http://www.b- חיפה zion.org.il/pages/908.aspx 31048 IL-BZ ISO-ILL IL:BZ BZL BZL בצלאל אקדמיה The Bezalel Academy לאמנות ועיצוב of Arts and Design (02)5893277 ספריית האקדמיה General Library (02)5893203 הר הצופים Mount Scopus libper@bezalel.ac.il ת"ד PO Box 24046 http://primo-bezalel.exlibris.co.il 24046 ירושלים Jerusalem 91240 IL-BZL 91240 ISO-ILL IL:BZL CARM CARM Carmel Medical מרכז רפואי כרמל. Center. (04)8250363; (04)8250663 הספרייה הרפואית Medical Library (04)8250778 רח' מיכ"ל 7, חיפה Michal St., Haifa 7 library_cr@clalit.org.il 34362 34362 IL-CARM ISO-ILL IL:CARM IP Ariel: 192.115.106.15 CBS CBS הלשכה המרכזית Central Bureau of לסטטיסטיקה. Statistics. (02)6592555 הספרייה Library כנפי נשרים 66, ת"ד ,.Knafe Nesharim St 66 library@cbs.gov.il PO. Box 34525, ,34525 ירושלים Jerusalem 91342 91342 IL-CBS ISO-ILL IL:CBS CFHL CFHL המעבדה המרכזית Central Fish Health לבריאות דגים. Laboratory. (04)6585877 ספריית המעבדה Lab Library (04)6581655 קיבוץ ניר דוד, Nir David, 10803 Nirf@moag.gov.il 10803 http://www.fishery.moag.gov.il IL-CFHL ISO-ILL IL:CFHL CMA CMA The College of המסלול האקדמי Management (03)9634099 המכללה למנהל Academic Studies הספרייה Library (03)9635779 שדרות יצחק רבין Yitzhak Rabin Blvd. library@hdq.colman.ac.il 7 7 Rishon LeZion ראשון לציון 7519007 7519007 https://www.colman.ac.il/library IL-COMAS ISO-ILL IL:CMA CMH CMH מרכז לבריאות הנפש Beer-Sheva Mental באר-שבע. Health Center. (08)6401555 Ivener Mental Health הספרייה ע"ש אייבנר Library (08)6401549 2 HaTsadik Mi- הצדיק מירושלים 2, Yerushalayim St., PO mhc@bgu.ac.il ת"ד 4600, Box 4600, באר שבע; Beer Sheva 84170 84170 IL-CMH ISO-ILL IL:CMH DEF DEF Directorate of מינהל למחקר, פתוח Research and אמל"ח ותשתית לייצור. 6934845(03) Development. Documentation and מרכז לתיעוד ומידע Information Centre (03)6934319 הקריה, תל אביב, ת"ד Ha-Qirya, Tel Aviv, PO shani_cohen2@mod.gov.il Box 61909 61909 IL-DEF ISO-ILL IL:DEF DEVL DEVL מרכז ויץ ללימודי Weitz Center for הפיתוח. Development Studies. (08)9474111 הספרייה Library (08)9475884 ת"ד 12, רחובות PO Box 12, Rehovot adi@weitz- center.org 76100 76100 www.weitz- center.org IL-DEVL ISO-ILL IL:DEVL DIAM DIAM מכון היהלומים Israel Diamond הישראלי Institute (03)7754607 Theodore Loevy ספריית מכון היהלומים Diamond & Gem הישראלי Library רח' ז'בוטינסקי 1, רמת ,.Jabotinsky St 1 support@israelidiamond.co.il גן Ramat Gan 52521 52521 http://www.israelidiamond.co.il/ IL-DIAM ISO-ILL IL:DIAM DRUG DRUG הרשות הלאומית Israel Anti-Drug Abuse למלחמה בסמים Foundation (02)5675992/11 ואלכוהול מרכז מידע Information center (02)6513956 רח' כנפי נשרים Kanfey Nesharim St. ,7 7 גבעת שאול, ת"ד Givat Shaul, PO Box yaffat@antidrugs.gov.il 3985, ,3985 ירושלים Jerusalem 91039 http://www.infocenters.co.il/ada 91039 IL-DRUG ISO-ILL IL:DRUG DYL DYL המכללה האקדמית David Yellin College of .לחינוך ע"ש דוד ילין Education. (02)6558180 הספרייה Library (02)6558181 רח' המעגל 7, ת"ד Ha-Maagal St., PO 7 rachelb@dyellin.ac.il Box 3578, 3578, Jerusalem 91035 http://www.dyellin.ac.il/library IL-DYL ISO-ILL IL:DYL EB EB אקול ביבליק א École biblique et ארכאולוג'יק פרנסז.
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