SHAMIR, MOSHE — (1921–2004), Hebrew author. Shamir was born in Safed and raised in Tel Aviv. He was a member of the ha shomer ha Ẓa ir movement and held a position on its national board. From 1941 to 1947 he was a member of kibbutz Mishmar ha Emek, and in 1944… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
Shamir, Moshe — (1921 2004) Popular Israeli author, novelist, literary critic, social commentator, and political activist. Born in Safed, he was raised in Tel Aviv and attended the Herzliya High School. A member of Hashomer Hatazir, he joined the movement s… … Historical Dictionary of Israel
Moshe Shamir — Date of birth 15 September 1921 Place of birth Safed, Palestine Date of death 21 August 2004(2004 08 21 … Wikipedia
Moshe Katsav — משה קצב 8th President of Israel In office 1 August 2000 – 1 July 2007 Prime Minister … Wikipedia
Moshe Sharett — Moshe Sharet משה שרת 2nd Prime Minister of Israel In office 26 January 1954 – 3 November 1955 Preceded by David Ben Gurion Succeeded by … Wikipedia
Moshe Dayan — Dayan in 1978 Born 20 May 1915(1915 05 20) Kibbutz … Wikipedia
Moshe Arens — Date of birth 27 December 1925 (1925 12 27) (age 85) … Wikipedia
Moshe Kahlon — Date of birth 19 November 1960 (1960 11 19) (age 50) … Wikipedia
Moshe Sharett — Moshé Sharett Moshé Sharett (en hébreu : משה שרת) (né Moshé Shertok, 15 octobre 1894 7 juillet 1965) fut le second Premier Ministre du jeune État d Israël pendant un peu moins de deux ans entre 1954 et 1955. Il occupa ce poste entre les deux … Wikipédia en Français
Moshé Shertok — Moshé Sharett Moshé Sharett (en hébreu : משה שרת) (né Moshé Shertok, 15 octobre 1894 7 juillet 1965) fut le second Premier Ministre du jeune État d Israël pendant un peu moins de deux ans entre 1954 et 1955. Il occupa ce poste entre les deux … Wikipédia en Français
