Lod

The Jewish-Arab city: spatio-politics in a mixed community

Haim Yacobi.

Moreshet Mosheh: sheʼelot u-teshuvot be-4 ḥelḳe Shu.ʻa. ṿe-ḥidushim la-Miḳra ṿela-Talmud

Mosheh Martsiano

Mifḳad yotsʾe Etyopyah be-Lod

Yehudit Ḳing, Raṿit Efrati

Lod (Lydda), Israel: from its origins through the Byzantine Period, 5600 B.C.E. - 640 C.E.

Joshua J. Schwartz.

Meḥḳar peʻulot nemal ha-teʻufah Lod

mugash ʻal-yede tseṿet ha-meḥḳar Y. Blekher [ṿe-aḥerim]

Be-shaʻare medinah: albom le-toldot Nemal ha-teʻufah ha-ben-leʼumi ʻa. sh. Daṿid Ben-Guryon u-mitḳane Rashut Śedot ha-teʻufah = At the gates of the state : history of the Ben-Gurion International Airport and other sites of the Israel Airports Authority

Asaf Zeltser

Jūkō wa shi o koete: Okamoto Kōzō saiban zen kiroku :Teru Abibu Kūkō shūgeki jiken no zenbō

Tokuoka Takao

Kibush Lod, Yuli 1948

Alon Ḳadish, Avraham Selaʻ ṿe-Arnon Golan.

Lod (Lydda), Israel: from its origins through the Byzantine period, 5600 B.C.E.-640 C.E.

Joshua J. Schwartz.

Duaḥ ʻal ha-biḳoret be-Igud ʻarim Ramlah-Lod: mosdot ḥinukh ʻal-yesodiyim

Israel. Miśrad mevaḳer ha-medinah