Antiquities Act (1392 bytes)
1: The '''Antiquities Act''' of 1906 is an [[Act of Congress|act]] pass...
3: ...nd to prohibit excavation or destruction of these antiquities. With this act, this can be done much more quickl...
5: ...r any excavation, the Act requires that a permit (Antiquities Permit) be obtained from the Secretary of the dep...

Antiquities of the Jews (12036 bytes)
1: ...uities of the Jews''' was a work published by the Jewish historian [[Josephus|Flavius Josephus]] in the ye...
3: ...If genuine, it is the earliest record of Jesus in Jewish sources, and as such is sometimes cited as indepe...
116: .../library/antiquities-jews/ Whiston translation of Antiquities of the Jews]
118: [[Category:Jewish history]]

Portable Antiquities Scheme (2531 bytes)
1: The '''Portable Antiquities Scheme''' or PAS is a voluntary programme run by...

Supreme Council of Antiquities (724 bytes)
1: ...he conservation, protection and regulation of all antiquities and archaeological excavations in the Arab Republ...
3: The SCA was previously known as the Egyptian Antiquities Organization (commonly abbreviated EAO).
5: ...retary General of the Egyptian Supreme Council of Antiquities is Dr [[Zahi Hawass]] (since 2002).
9: *[http://www.sca.gov.eg/ Supreme Council of Antiquities] - the official website of the SCA, providing new...

A Dictionary of Greek and Roman Antiquities (604 bytes)
2: '''A Dictionary of Greek and Roman Antiquities''' is single volume [[encyclopedia]] in
3: ...The contents of ''A Dictionary of Greek and Roman Antiquities'' are now in the [[public domain]]. This single v...
7: ...MIGRA*/home*.html A Dictionary of Greek and Roman Antiquities]

Swedish Museum of National Antiquities (372 bytes)
1: '''Swedish Museum of National Antiquities''' (Historiska museet) is a [[museum]] located in...

Royal Swedish Academy of Letters, History and Antiquities (968 bytes)
1: ... '''Royal Swedish Academy of Letters, History and Antiquities''' or ''Kungl. Vitterhets, Historie och Antikvite...
4: ...The Royal Swedish Academy of Letters, History and Antiquities]
8: ...gory:Swedish Royal Academies|Letters, History and Antiquities]]

Committee for the Prevention of Destruction of Antiquities on the Temple Mount (462 bytes)
1: '''Committee for the Prevention of Destruction of Antiquities on the Temple Mount''' is composed of archeologis...

Jewish languages (7697 bytes)
2: '''[[Jewish]] [[language]]s''':
4: ...|commandments]] formulated in them, based their [[Jewish services|prayers]] on them, and spoke its languag...
6: ...ts, [[Responsa]], and in writing Torah scrolls, [[Jewish view of marriage#The Ketubah|marriage contracts]]...
8: ...ere formed a variety of languages specific to the Jewish community; perhaps the most notable of these are ...
12: ...tes]] caused a dramatic increase in the number of Jewish English-speakers; [[colonialism]] in the [[Maghre...

Jewish humour (5941 bytes)
1: '''Jewish humour''' is a style of [[humour]] that involves ...
71: "I know, I know - why couldn't he find a nice jewish boy?"
78: ...e contrary, Frau Epstein. When I used to read the Jewish papers, all I learned about were pogroms, riots i...
81: ... four [[luftmenschen]]) brought self-deprecating, Jewish humor into the mainstream of American discourse.
89: == Jewish Houmorists ==

Jewish Legion (4087 bytes)
1: ...toman Empire]]. For other Jewish legions, see ''[[Jewish legion (disambiguation)]]''.''
3: ...w it as an opportunity to promote the idea of a [[Jewish National Homeland]].
7: ...tine]], and by the end of [[March]] [[1915]], 500 Jewish volunteers from among the Jews in Egypt (deported...
9: ...l Fusilier]]s. Together they were known as the '''Jewish Legion'''.
11: ...nally, in [[August]] [[1917]], the formation of a Jewish regiment was officially announced.

Jewish diaspora (2297 bytes)
3: ... in [[590s BCE|597 BCE]]. Many [[Middle East]]ern Jewish communities were established then as a result of ...
5: The defeat of the [[Great Jewish Revolt]] in [[70]] and of [[Bar Kokhba's revolt]]...
7: ...portinuties, affected the numbers and dynamics of Jewish diaspora. In today's diaspora, the largest number...
10: [[Israel]]'s Jewish population, usually is not considered as diaspora...
13: ...sup>According to the article by Tovah Lazaroff, ''Jewish people near zero growth'' published in [[Jerusale...

Jewish denominations (6862 bytes)
2: '''Jewish [[denomination]]s''':
4: Over time, the [[Jewish]] community has become divided into a number of [...
13: ... [[Reconstructionist Judaism]] is a small liberal Jewish movement, for the most part found only in the USA...
20: ...o the [[United States]] during the large waves of Jewish emigration in the 1880s.
25: ...es Mendelssohn]], brought the Enlightnment to the Jewish community.

Jewish American (4719 bytes)
2: .... The United States contains the world's largest Jewish population.
7: ...became one of the world's major concentrations of Jewish population.
9: ...ime, new centers of Jewish communities formed, as Jewish school enrollment more than doubled between the e...
12: ...ke [[Cleveland]]. In many cities the majority of Jewish families have moved to the [[suburb|suburbs]].
15: Several staples of [[Jewish cuisine]] have been adopted into mainstream Ameri...

Jewish quota (2758 bytes)
1: ...ar, in 19th and 20th centuries some countries had Jewish quotas for [[higher education]], a special case o...
3: Jewish quotas for education could be state-wide law or a...
5: ...n for ethnic groups. In some establishments, the Jewish quota placed a limit on growth rather than set a ...
9: ... such limitations. In Hungary, for example, 5,000 Jewish youngsters (including [[Edward Teller]]) left the...
11: ...tries legislating limitations on the admission of Jewish students==

Jewish population (35057 bytes)
6: |+'''Increase in European Jewish populations before 1900'''
136: ...nter" style="background:#ffdead;" | Source: The ''Jewish Encyclopedia'' (1901-1906).''
138: ...ous times. The 20th century saw a large shift in Jewish populations, due mostly to persecution in Eastern...
141: ...e ''Jewish Encyclopedia'' (1901-1906) [http://www.jewishencyclopedia.com/view.jsp?artid=1044&letter=S], th...
145: ...opedia'' provides a table of this data[http://www.jewishencyclopedia.com/table.jsp?table_id=421&volid=11&t...

Jewish leadership (9604 bytes)
2: ... variety of different leadership roles of various Jewish communities.
7: :''See related [[List of Jewish Biblical figures]].''
8: ...ring the era of the [[Tanakh]], leadership of the Jewish people was governed by [[Torah]] principles. Ther...
13: ...(1838-1933) and many others have shaped [[Halakha|Jewish religious law]] for almost two thousand years, as...
17: ...ion of learned rabbis that governed the dispersed Jewish community held sway for a long time. Great parts ...

Jewish studies (9908 bytes)
1: '''[[Jewish]] studies''' also known as '''Judaic studies''' i...
3: ... understanding the Jewish religion, heritage, and Jewish history.
5: ...ges and universities there is a growing choice of Jewish studies courses and even degrees available at man...
9: ...e. Many hope to obtain employment in the field of Jewish education.
11: ... classes in [[Kabbalah]] (Jewish mysticism) and [[Jewish philosophy]]. There are also those who have a gen...

Jewish telegraph (4269 bytes)
3: The '''Jewish Telegraph''' was founded in December [[1950]] by ...
5: ...], could not credit the fact that the city’s only Jewish newspaper was a [[freesheet]].
7: He determined, against all advice, to establish a Jewish weekly.
9: ...aph found a place in the hearts of the Manchester Jewish community.
11: Never before had a British Jewish community enjoyed the benefit of an independently...

Jewish Currents (1125 bytes)
1: ...ess, its commitment to diversity and democracy in Jewish life, its readiness to publish fiction and poetry...
4: *[http://www.jewishcurrents.org/ Jewish Currents Website]
9: [[Category:Jewish media]]

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