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Each letter in Hebrew alphabet has a unique meaning that in a combination with two or three other letters create a live Hebrew word.

What may be the oldest known Hebrew text, found on a hilltop above the valley where David is said to have battled Goliath, could lend historical support to some Bible stories, archaeologists say.

The 3,000-year-old pottery shard with five lines of text was found during excavations of the Elah Fortress, the oldest known Biblical-period fortress that dates to the 10th century B.C.

Intentionally or not, most geographical names have a meaning in Hebrew, Aramaic (the second language of the Jews) or the original Kabbalah.

How to sort out halacha when one's an Ashkenazi and is facing a common trend of adopting the Israeli pronunciation of Hebrew.

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