This verb book is designed for advanced students learning Hebrew as a second language (level 6 and post-exemption level). It is also suitable for students who are native speakers of Hebrew and aim to master the verb system in a comprehensive and friendly manner. Teachers of the Hebrew Language can also benefit from this book. The texts used for the exercises illuminate the Israeli and Jewish culture from many aspects . The name of the book Verb+ implies that in addition to verb morphology, the book deals with syntactic and semantic issues connected to the verb system . After the detailed introduction, each chapter deals with one verb group. In each chapter there are detailed verb tables and many exercises. A special chapter at the end of the book discusses various additional topics, phonological, morphological, syntactical and semantic that are connected to the verb system. This chapter is followed by a chapter of review exercises and then by a chapter that drills syntactical items and verb patterns suitable for the advanced level This verb book is designed for advanced students learning Hebrew as a second or first language. Teachers can also benefit from it. The texts used for the exercises illuminate the Israeli and Jewish culture from many aspects. The book deals also with syntactic and semantic issues connected to the verb system. Detailed verb tables and answers to all the exercises come in the end of the book.

This volume of essays is dedicated to the memory of Moriah Libson, an outstanding woman and gifted teacher, a true lover of the Hebrew language, whose untimely death was a great loss to her family, students, and friends. The book’s seventeen original articles relate to Hebrew literature, to Jewish sources and to the different strata of the Hebrew language. Authored by the finest scholars and teachers of Jewish Studies and the Hebrew language, they address such varied topics as the different strata of Mishna Sanhedrin, the poetic style of the paytan Samuel the Third, Judeo-Arabic in Maimonidean works, reading translated Hebrew literature—theory and practice, reciprocal structures in Hebrew, and clarification of different words, terms, and formulas found in the sources, such as “Hoshava,” “adbereh,” “Nechemata,” “Levarech et Amo Yisrael Beahava,” and “Iqvot Meshicha.”

Cloze exercises are texts with missing words. These words have different roles in the sentence and have to be filled in by understanding the context. The student has to find the word that fits best based on its linguistic and semantic properties. The preface has tips for the student and answers to all the exercises are included. The exercises are organized from easier to more difficult.

This book is intended for advanced (level 5) students who are learning Hebrew as a second language in universities and Ulpanim. Students who are learning Hebrew as a mother tongue can also benefit from this book. Subjects that are brought up in the book are family, memory, the name, myths in the Israeli society and science. The emphasis of this book is reading comprehension and the development of expression and linguistic enrichment. The book has many vocabulary and enrichment exercises. The syntax is also introduced and practiced for the advanced level. The book is accompanied by an audio CD that features the texts in the book.

" Shomim Ivrit" is an audio program that includes a booklet and an audio CD and is intended for advanced Hebrew students. The booklet features questions about the materials heard on the CD as well as texts taken from the written press and interviews. Every section has a dictionary that explains or translates to English words from that section as well as answers at the end of each section. This booklet is about the writer David Grossman. It focuses on the holocaust and how Grossman relates to the holocaust in his life and his books.

"Shomim Ivrit" is an audio program that includes a booklet and an audio CD and is intended for advanced Hebrew students. The booklet features questions about the materials heard on the CD as well as texts taken from the written press and interviews. Every section has a dictionary that explains or translates to English words from that section as well as answers at the end of each section. This booklet is about the poet Natan Alterman and his lyrical and contemplative poetry as well as his political poetry. The booklet includes parts of radio interviews of different people about the poet.

" Shomim Ivrit" is an audio program that includes a booklet and an audio CD and is intended for advanced Hebrew students. The booklet features questions about the materials heard on the CD as well as texts taken from the written press and interviews. Every section has a dictionary that explains or translates to English words from that section as well as answers at the end of each section. This booklet introduces the student to Reuma Eldar, a very well known radio announcer in the "Kol Israel" broadcasts. In the interview, she talks about her work at the radio, about the Hebrew language and the programs she was on.

"Shomim Ivrit" is an audio program that includes a booklet and an audio CD and is intended for advanced Hebrew students. The booklet features questions about the materials heard on the CD as well as texts taken from the written press and interviews. Every section has a dictionary that explains or translates to English words from that section as well as answers at the end of each section. This booklet deals with the mandatory service in the Israeli army and the place of the army in Israeli society.

"Shomim Ivrit" is an audio program that includes a booklet and an audio CD and is intended for advanced Hebrew students. The booklet features questions about the materials heard on the CD as well as texts taken from the written press and interviews. Every section has a dictionary that explains or translates to English words from that section as well as answers at the end of each section. This book deals with the writer Yossel Birstein - an interview with the writer and his many stories, written in Hebrew and yiddish.

"Shomim Ivrit" is an audio program that includes a booklet and an audio CD and is intended for advanced Hebrew students. The booklet features questions about the materials heard on the CD as well as texts taken from the written press and interviews. Every section has a dictionary that explains or translates to English words from that section as well as answers at the end of each section. This booklet introduces the student to the life and poetry of Yehuda Amichai.

"Shomim Ivrit" is an audio program that includes a booklet and an audio CD and is intended for advanced Hebrew students. The booklet features questions about the materials heard on the CD as well as texts taken from the written press and interviews. Every section has a dictionary that explains or translates to English words from that section as well as answers at the end of each section. This booklet includes 20 dialogues about daily life issues that expose the student to spoken modern Hebrew with slang and common phrases.