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Journal of Israeli History
Politics, Society, Culture
Volume 41, 2023 - Issue 2
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Ha-mahshava ha-politit shel David Ben-Gurion: Mivhar mi-maamarav [The political thought of David Ben Gurion: a selection]

edited by Avi Bareli and Gilat Gofer, Sde Boker, The Ben Gurion Research Institute, 2023, 362 pp., 96 Shekels (paperback), ISBN 978-965-510-153-9

Avi ShilonTel-Hai Academic CollegeCorrespondence[email protected]
Pages 329-332 | Published online: 27 May 2024
 
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Notes

1. Shapira, “Ben-Gurion and the Bible”

2. Tzahor, Ha-hazon ve-ha-heshbon.‏

3. Shumsky, Beyond the Nation-State.‏

4. David Ben-Gurion to Moshe Sharrett, July 3, 1937, Correspondence division, Ben Gurion Archive. https://bengurionarchive.bgu.ac.il/search-result/pdf-generate/248004. Accessed May 14, 2024.

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