… Jerusalem Quarterly … 42669 … 6-22 … Jerusalem Calling: The Birth of the Palestine Broadcasting Service …

… Terah, is based on a midrashic interpretation of Abraham’s birth. Terah’s wife was pregnant. She changed and grew pale; … She wandered through fields and vineyards, suffering birth pains, and finally gave birth to Abraham in a cave. The song continues with the …

… the copla about Terah’s wife’s pregnancy and the miraculous birth of Abraham. Like mythical heroes, baby Abraham speaks … (third strophe). This variant tells the story of Abraham’s birth and his growth as it appears in midrashic sources. …

… … Scores … Songs … Brith Milah … Ballads … Bar Mitzva … Birth … Sepharad … Spanish … Women … Sephardi … Susana …

… the newborn’s father! Long live the baby’s mother who gave birth to this handsome son, whose face resembles flowers!” … Other versions (CD 1, nos. 3, 7) speak about the joy of birth after the nine strenuous months of pregnancy and the … newborn. In song no. 4 she is asked: “What you have given birth to, that you filled the house with light?” The refrain …

… holidays, festivals, Hanukkah, Purim; Songs and hymns for Birth, circumcision and wedding.   … 58 … 58 … 1 … 7 … 38996 …

… … Festivals … Songs … Liturgy … Purim … Brith Milah … Birth … Shabbat … Betzet Israel …

… decade of the nineteenth century. The exact year of his birth is not known, but some believe that his birth was in the year 1899. He immigrated to Israel after …

… Songs … Song … Spanish … Wedding … Brith Milah … Birth … Morocco … Moroccan … שירת נשים … Si este niño se …

… … Music … Songs … Liturgy … Purim … Hymns … Brith Milah … Birth … Shabbat … Maoz Tzur …