A Guide to Zionism
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A host of Hebrew newspapers, weeklies and monthlies as well as dailies, has sprung up, not only in Palestine but also in Eastern Europe and even in America, Hashiloah, published in Odessa, the organ of Ahad Ha-Am, Bialik and Klausner; Hatzefirah, in Warsaw, a daily paper under the guidance of Nahum Sokolow; and Hazeman, another Russian daily, functioned until the war. Ha-olam, Hebrew Zionist weekly in Russia, also stopped by the war, has reappeared under the title of Ha-Am. In the United States..., Hatoren is a Hebrew Zionist weekly, published under the auspices of the Zionist Organization; and Ha-ivri is the organ of the Mizrahi party in America.
Re-creation of an Ancient Tongue Many of the words of this new-old language have been revived, recreated from all epochs of Hebrew literature, and many have had to be created. But most of them have been born in the spirit of our ancient Hebrew speech. Scientific terms are often compounded of old Hebrew words, or are based on primal Semitic forms, so that they have sprung new-blown from the old roots.
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A host of Hebrew newspapers, weeklies and monthlies as well as dailies, has sprung up, not only in Palestine but also in Eastern Europe and even in America, Hashiloah, published in Odessa, the organ of Ahad Ha-Am, Bialik and Klausner; Hatzefirah, in Warsaw, a daily paper under the guidance of Nahum Sokolow; and Hazeman, another Russian daily, functioned until the war. Ha-olam, Hebrew Zionist weekly in Russia, also stopped by the war, has reappeared under the title of Ha-Am. In the United States..., Hatoren is a Hebrew Zionist weekly, published under the auspices of the Zionist Organization; and Ha-ivri is the organ of the Mizrahi party in America.
Re-creation of an Ancient Tongue Many of the words of this new-old language have been revived, recreated from all epochs of Hebrew literature, and many have had to be created. But most of them have been born in the spirit of our ancient Hebrew speech. Scientific terms are often compounded of old Hebrew words, or are based on primal Semitic forms, so that they have sprung new-blown from the old roots.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Jessie Ethel Sampter to read onlineMoreLess
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