Judaica quiz answers

fact is that everyone who has owned the Codex has prospered.

David Sassoon, regarded as a geek by his banking cousins, put together a collection more valuable than their bank, depleted as it was by the Chinese Revolution in 1949. Similarly, the British Rail Pension trustees achieved a profit on this investment unlikely to have been matched by their ventures in stocks and property.

The Codex will go under the hammer in May this year. We do not know who the buyer will be. We can only hope, however, that like the previous owners he/she/they will allow access to the Codex to be given to the general public and particularly to those members of it interested in the bible and the history of Jewish heritage.

1. Aramaic

2. Babylon

3. One may cook on Yom Tov. (Naturally, if a Yom Tov such as Rosh Hashanah, Sukkot, Pesach or Shavuot falls on Shabbat – the stringency of Shabbat applies and one is not allowed to cook food)

4. Amos

5. Agriculture (however the opening section deals with prayers and blessings)

6. False – it is the reverse. In Jewish Law, a childless widow should marry her brotherin-law or undergo a ceremony known as Halitzah

7. Rachel Bluwstein

8. c) 13 years

9. a) Golda Meir

10. It is one of the most secretive units in the IDF – it is a unit of the Israeli Navy and one of the primary reconnaissance units of the Israel Defence Forces. Shayetet 13 specialises in sea-to-land incursions, counter-terrorism, sabotage, maritime intelligence gathering, maritime hostage rescue, and boarding. The unit is trained for sea, air and land actions

11. Luna Armoza (The Beauty Queen of Jerusalem is an Israeli television series, currently showing on Netflix. It is based on the novel of the same name by Sarit Yishai Levy. Swell Ariel Or plays the lead part - Luna Armoza)

12. Praise the Lord. Milk and Honey in 1979

13. Wearing a Yarmulka i.e. covering one’s head out of respect for the Almighty

14. Chelm

15. b) 60%

16. The Talmud Yerushalmi otherwise known as the Palestinian Talmud

17. King Asa was the King of Judah, King Baasha was the King of the neighbouring kingdom of Israel

18. The Sephardi Chief Rabbi of Israel, currently Rabbi Yitzhak Yosef

19. The Jewish Legion

20. The Dubno Maggid

21. Manchester, England. The History of the Jews was first published in 1987 a) Camels b) Ass c) Ravens

22.

23. Bullfighting

24. The US Embassy, now located in Jerusalem

25. Helen Mirren

Spelling bee answers CANDLE

Jewish Answer – BENCHING. Here is a list of some common words (“yes”, we know there are more words in the dictionary that can work, but these words are common to today’s vernacular)

– BEECH, BEGGING, BEGIN, BEIGE, BENIGN, BEGINNING, BENCH, BIGGIE, BINGE, BINGEING, EBBING . Questions/comments – email Yoni at koshercrosswords@gmail.com

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Geelong-born, Melbourne-based former street artist Rone (birth name Tyrone Wright) has crafted a remarkable time capsule three years in the making.

It is set in the long-abandoned third floor wing of iconic, heritage-listed Flinders Street Station.

Time is a nostalgic love letter to mid 19th century working class life in one of the world’s great cities.

It is an ode to faded yet enduring beauty, capturing the spirit of Melbourne’s industrious past.

It is inspired by an era when European migrants powered the city’s booming manufacturing industries.

There are a dozen multisensory installations in separate rooms, each adorned with Rone’s signature murals that feature his beautiful muse, model Teresa Oman.

They were applied onto rice paper because he was, understandably, not allowed to paint directly onto the interior walls of the building.

When the exhibition finishes, they can then be peeled off without causing any damage. The works contain fine detail of a period of Melbourne’s history long lost to progress.

They combine visualisations with classical music composed by sound designer Nick Batterham.

Using photo references from across the decades, Rone pieced together a vision for each of the rooms.

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