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A humble man and a religious man, Ezra Siman Tov is also a teller of stories, stories that enthrall and captivate his friends in their old Nachlaot neighborhood of Jerusalem. His brother-in-law, Dr Tawil, gives him a grudging respect, the Torah scholars listen surreptitiously and the Great Writer - SY Agnon? - take his stories and give them form. But along with his stories, Ezra also has a shame and a secret, which overshadows his family. Haim Sabato recreates a lost world in which faith provides a framework for life and a source of deep comfort. Translated by Yaacob Dweck from the original Hebrew.

MY HOME, MY PRISON is the autobiography of Palestinian peace activist and journalist, Raymonda Hawa Tawil. Set against the backdrop of the last 50 years of Israeli-Palestinian conflict; Tawil relates in personal tems the experience of Palestinians living under Israeli occupation.

This book consists of four general sections. The first contains, for the first time, a complete collection of Prof. Tawil's lexicographical notes. These notes represent groundbreaking word studies in which he uncovered linguistic nuances by employing an inductive comparative Semitic methodology. The second section contains studies on the Hebrew Bible. In these articles, Prof. Tawil presents his unique and creative perspective on the study of the Hebrew Bible. These essays attest to his broad interest and mastery, ranging from studies devoted to a specific word to examinations of large methodological questions. The third section contains his work on Northwest Semitic inscriptions. These studies best demonstrate Prof. Tawil's unique contribution to the study of Aramaic idioms. The final section contains the Hebrew versions of two articles appearing in this volume.