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Second Aliyah

Period of Jewish immigration to Palestine between 1903 and 1914

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Hebraization of surnames

Types of Zionism

history of Israel

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Israeli–Palestinian conflict

music of Israel

Israeli literature

Yosef Lishansky

Negation of the Diaspora

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history of the Jews in the Ottoman Empire