Sapir — may refer to:*Places **Sapir, Israel, a moshav in Israel*People **Edward Sapir, American anthropologist linguist **Pinchas Sapir, Israeli politician and minister:incompletelist … Wikipedia
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SAPIR (Koslowsky), PINḤAS — (1907–1975), Israeli labor leader, member of the Fourth to Eighth Knessets. Born in Suwalki, Poland, Sapir went to the Tahkemoni religious school and later attended a teachers seminary in Warsaw. Early in his youth he joined the he halutz… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
Sapir Academic College — Sapir College ( he. המכללה האקדמית ספיר, HaMikhlela HaAkademit Sapir ) is a college based in Sderot, Israel. It has around 8,000 students. [ [http://college.sapir.ac.il/sapir/aboutSapirCol2006.pdf Overview] Sapir College] The college offers… … Wikipedia
SAPIR, ELIYAHU — (1869–1911), Ereẓ Israel pioneer and pedagogue; grandson of jacob saphir . He was born in jerusalem and from 1889 taught Arabic and, later, Hebrew in the Petaḥ Tikvah school. He was one of the first to teach Hebrew through the medium of Hebrew… … Encyclopedia of Judaism
Israel Defense Forces ranks — Israel Defense Forces The Israel Defense Forces (IDF) have a unique rank structure. Because the IDF is an integrated force, ranks are the … Wikipedia
Israel Polack — ( he. ישראל פולק; 1909 1993) was an Austro Hungarian born Romanian, Chilean and Israeli textile industrialist. He is best known for creating and managing the Israel based Polgat company.Polack was born to a Jewish family in Borşa, Transylvania,… … Wikipedia
Sapir Prize — The Sapir Prize of Israel is an annual prize awarded for a work of fine literature. The prize is awarded by Mifal Hapayis (Israel s state lottery), and is a part of the organization s cultural initiatives. It carries the name of Pinhas Sapir, the … Wikipedia
Sapir (Koslowsky), Pinchas — (1907–75) Israel minister of finance. A stockilybuilt, fast speaking man, Pinchas Sapir held Israel’s purse strings in his firm grip for more than a decade. Born in Poland, he joined Hechalutz, the Jewish Labour Movement, while still at a… … Who’s Who in Jewish History after the period of the Old Testament
