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Sylwia Jakubczyk-Ślęczka
… research interest lies in the musical life of Galician Jews. She is also the author of numerous articles on the …
70. Our Country
… Nehemiah himself. See Cernea 2006 for a history of Indian Jews in Burma. … 52 … 7 … 44395 … Moshav Taoz, Israel … …
69. So It Is Proclaimed and Declared!
… ben Kallir, is widely sung by Sephardi and Ashkenazi Jews for Hoshanah Rabbah at the end of Sukkot. Along with … other two (’Areshet 1980, 158–60, 218–219), it was sung by Jews in Kerala on the afternoon of Simḥat Torah before and …
68. Creator Who Gave Discernment
… Daniel interpreted the image of leaving home as that of Jews leaving Jerusalem, here the “homeland” may refer …
66. Shining in the Darkness
… flowers amidst thorns” while dwelling under the rule of non-Jews. (Dishan and Ezer were two Edomite clans in Genesis …
63. Singing, Singing
… of daily and Sabbath services for Ashkenazi and Sephardic Jews alike, is included among the morning bakashot sung by …
61. Lord from the Beginning
… daily and Shabbat liturgy of both Sephardi and Ashkenazi Jews. This Malayalam version of the hymn is found in …
60. Hanukkah Song
… to proclaim the end of the Exile, when all the scattered Jews will be returned to Jerusalem. See stanza 13 of song 43 …
57. In the India Kingdom
… which locates the origin of Haman’s hostility toward the Jews in the king’s rejection of his daughter in favor of …
56. The Song of Ruth
… not literary from the Hebrew meaning, “everyone”). Kerala Jews sometimes refer to themselves (all Kerala Jews) in more local terms as belonging to the Jewish “jati” (caste) and to non-Jews as belonging to a different jati. The Indian term …