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ERETZ Download Library
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ERETZ
Publications |
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For the
last twenty years, ERETZ Magazine has been publishing material about the
geography, history, culture, and heritage of the Land of Israel and the Jewish
people. From site guides to special issues and books, ERETZ publications have
become the leader their field. Over the years, many of the
publications have gone out of print or are very difficult to find. Our ERETZ download library is designed to make many of these projects
available in PDF format.
Some of the publications are available free of charge, others for a fee.
Apart from the publications listed below, we are preparing to convert many of our
articles to PDF format so that we can add them to the ERETZ download library.
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ERETZ Site Guides |
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The ERETZ Guides is a series designed to highlight
the national parks and nature reserves of Israel. Each 32-page booklet includes
historical background information, research highlights, excavation findings, and touring routes. Many of the
ERETZ
guides serve as the official guide to the national parks or nature reserves that
they cover.
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ERETZ Special
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Over the years, ERETZ has produced special issues
that focus on a single subject: The Jerusalem Temple, The Expulsion of the Jews from Spain, the Palestine Exploration Fund, and more.
All these issues are out of print. The PDF format allows readers to enjoy them
again.
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ERETZ Regional
Guides - Trig |
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ERETZ has produced 12 guides (called
Trig) covering different regions in Israel. The guides include
touring routes, sites, accommodations, restaurants, and more. The Trig
series originally came out only in Hebrew. Some of the guides were
translated into English recently. They will be available in PDF format free of charge. |
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Pilgrims'
Companion |
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Pilgrims' companion is a series designed for Christian pilgrims to the Holy Land. The series, first published in 1996,
includes insights into travel in the Holy Land. The series includes a guide to
the Golan, Galilee, Negev, and Bethsaida, as well as a "geographical
gospel" - a guide to the Galilee of Jesus.
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