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http://www.boeliem.com/content/1975/178.html

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ten uniwersytet to miasto w miescie, taki ogromny... masa polskich studentow tam...

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Givat-Ada was named after Baron Admond de Rothschild's wife. The land was purchased from the owners of the Arab village, Marah. Farmers from Zichron Ya'akov, Meir Shfeya and Bat Shlomo originally worked the land. During the week they lived in buildings of an old "Khan" (inn) and they returned to their families for the Sabbath. In 1909, JCA built eight buildings for the first permanent settler families. The settlers were attacked several times by Arabs from the surrounding villages who robbed the inhabitants' property and burnt their plantations.

During the British Mandate agricultural farms and tens of buildings were added to the village. After the State of Israel was established, Givat-Ada was connected to the main electricity and water supply and absorbed hundreds of new immigrant families, new neighborhoods were built and the more established Israeli community built their homes there. Today, the population of Givat-Ada is approximately 2,500 people. Only a few work in agriculture but the country village atmosphere is still preserved.

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Bethlehem is in Judea, about five miles south of Jerusalem. The city is considered holy by both Jews and Christians. It is the birthplace and the burial place of the matriarch Rachel.
Another well-known Old Testament name associated with Bethlehem is Ruth, who married Boaz in Bethlehem.
The New Testament mentioned Jesus as being a descendant of King David and tells of his birth in Bethlehem. This has increased the sanctity of the city to Christians who have made it a center for pilgrimages over the centuries. One of the holiest places to Christians is the Church of the Nativity, which is built over the cave where, according to tradition, Jesus was born

Obverse
A panoramic view of the city of Bethlehem with her typical spires. The name "Bethlehem" in Hebrew and English.

Reverse
David the Shepherd playing the harp. The verse in Hebrew and English: "Out of you shall come forth a ruler in Israel" (Micah 5:1).

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dzisiaj betlehem jest w wiekszosci muzulmanskie, bo jakies 80-90% chrzescijan albo zostalo wybitych przez generalissimo arafata, albo zwialo stamtad... i narracja sie zmienila odpowiednio: dzisiaj to 'spuscizna palestynska'...

a przed era autonomii jezdzilam tam co tydzien na zakupy, cala jerozolima jezdzila... a po zakupach obiad w dobrej arabskiej restauracji... potem wszystko sie skonczylo i dla jerozolimczykow i dla arabow w betelhem...

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The stamp shows part of a mosaic pavement from the Gaza Synagogue, 6th century CE, depicting King David playing the harp. (By courtesy of the Israel Antiquities Authority).

On the tab is a picture of the stamped sealing (bulb) of the biblical scribe, Gemariah son of Shafan, found in the City of David excavations, dated end of the First Temple period. (By courtesy of the Israel Antiquities Authority).

In the background of the tab a fragment of the Judean Desert Temple Scroll is shown, dated late Second temple period. (By courtesy of the Shrine of the Book, the Israel Museum, Jerusalem.)

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David, son of Jesse, of the Tribe of Judah, was anointed King of Israel by the Prophet Samuel, after the reign of Saul. He united the Tribes of Israel into a homogeneous nation and made Jerusalem the capital of his kingdom. His descendants continued ruling after him up to the destruction of the First Temple, and according to tradition, the Messianic king will be a scion of the House of David. David was a man of valor, a warrior and military commander, a musician and sweetvoiced singer. Tradition attributes to him the authorship of the Book of Psalms. Legend tells that his lyre hung above his bed, and that on the stroke of midnight a northern wind would blow and his lyre would play of its own accord. Immediately, David would arise from bed to engage in the study of the Bible, as it is written: "At midnight I will rise to give thanks unto Thee because of Thy righteous ordinances" (Psalms 119:62).

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...w wolnym czasie miedzy graniem na harfie, David budowal miasto...

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