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Isaac Schlossberg

… play ' Khurban Yrushalayim' ('The Destruction of Jerusalem') by the troupe of the Jewish theater Avrum-Olter …

Naomi Shemer

… that was performed throughout Israel. In 1967, she wrote “ Jerusalem of Gold ,” subsequently considered the best-loved …

… Ramat-Yochanan. In 1944, Zamir began studying at the Jerusalem Teachers' Seminary, where he was certified as a … studies, and language studies at the Hebrew University in Jerusalem. During these years, owing to his brother being … with a group of students from the Hebrew University in Jerusalem. His encounters during these tours aroused in him …

Mordekhai Zeira

… then, which took place in a small room that belonged to the Jerusalem workers' council. The room was full, and the crowd …

Issachar Miron-Michrovsky

… of Egypt with Menachem Begin, prime minister of Israel in Jerusalem. He scripted, composed, directed for the National … orchestra. The proceeds went to 'The Hebrew University of Jerusalem's Bikel / Miron Scholarship Fund ' for students … Lipton. Issachar Miron is listed in Encyclopedia Judaica (Jerusalem ), Who's Who in the East (U.S.A.), Who's Who in …

Avraham Slep

… which soon became the musical symbol of the 'Lithuanian Jerusalem'. Slep also took part in the publication of …

Nahum Heiman

… Heiman has a unique love affair with the city of Jerusalem, to which he wrote a number of songs. The first … , with lyrics by Eitan Peretz. Another famous song about Jerusalem is the song Shuvi Bat Hasholamit . Heiman tells … song originated in a bet with Dudu Barak about how many Jerusalem neighborhoods could fit in one song. Dudu won. All …

Moshe Nathanson

… Moshe Nathanson, son of Rabbi Nahum Nathanson, was born in Jerusalem in 1899. Until age 10, Nathanson attended a … heder (all-boys religious school) in the old city of Jerusalem. Moshe left the heder to attend Bet Sefer Lemel, the elementary division of the Ezra School in Jerusalem, where Abraham Z. Idelsohn was the director of …