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What should I read after Omanut ha-śimḥah ṿe-hitmodedut ʻim ha-ʻetsev?

BookOrb recommends Ketsad raʻui la-ḥagog? (1994), ha-Ḳedushah ṿeha-adam (1999), Parashat ha-meraglim (1997), Duties to poor people from the Bible to the welfare state and tikkun olam (2013), and Mered Ḳoraḥ (1998).

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Omanut ha-śimḥah ṿe-hitmodedut ʻim ha-ʻetsev is by Noam Zion.