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_ The influence of Ghetto in Hebrew Literature. | ||
| Journal of the Center Palestine Studies | ||
| Article 1, Volume 0, Issue 9, 2013, Pages 171-187 | ||
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| Abstract | ||
| We can say that the basic characteristic of the Jewish religion is closed, and therefore this form of religion patterns of thinking Alanglaqa as recommended by all the laws of Judaism, so they formed one of the most important features of the psychological profile characterized by the Jewish Zionist throughout the ages. It was not (ghetto) and Walid Al (500) years, ie in the year 1555, but that he was in (the Torah, the Talmud, in the words of the Rabbis, and the prophets, the Jews), as well as the fact that the Jewish nature of the isolated which is characterized by clustering and confinement, for this we see that (ghetto) be imposed by the Jews to live. It was a (ghetto) reservoir storage in which the Jews their thoughts, and beliefs, and rituals of religious culture, and was credited with saving from loss, as the Jews maintained their religion, and Tasbwa him strongly, so he left his mark on all areas of life in the (ghetto), and thus kept the Jews Bmatihm and their entity. | ||
| Keywords | ||
| Ghetto; its definition; Origins; and his history | ||
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