If you liked ha-ʻErgah le-melʼut ha-haṿayah by Eliezer Schweid, start with Democracy and the Halakhah (2002), Masot Gordoniyot ḥadashot (2005), and Ta'am va-hakashah (1970). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.

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  3. 3 Ta'am va-hakashah 1970 · 206 pages · Eliezer Schweid · Same author
  4. 4 Li-ḳerat tarbut Yehudit modernit 1995 · 320 pages · Eliezer Schweid · Same author
  5. 5 Neviim le-amam vela-enoshut 1999 · 264 pages · Eliezer Schweid · Same author
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  8. 8 Sefer Maḥazor ha-zemanim 1984 · 300 pages · Eliezer Schweid · Same author
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What should I read after ha-ʻErgah le-melʼut ha-haṿayah?

BookOrb recommends Democracy and the Halakhah (2002), Masot Gordoniyot ḥadashot (2005), Ta'am va-hakashah (1970), Li-ḳerat tarbut Yehudit modernit (1995), and Neviim le-amam vela-enoshut (1999).

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Who wrote ha-ʻErgah le-melʼut ha-haṿayah?

ha-ʻErgah le-melʼut ha-haṿayah is by Eliezer Schweid.