Yigal Mesika
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Loops – Magic Trick – Includes Five Loops and Detailed Instructions $6.49 Manufactured by Close-Up Specialist Yigal Mesika in Israel is LOOPS! These invisible thread loops are strong enough to move objects and stretch to ten inches without breaking. These Loops are worn on your wrist all day, without snagging or breaking. PRACTICAL Magic Made Easy: Each pac… |
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Tarantula (With Dvd) By Yigal Mesika $40.95 Check this out: Youre in a normal setting maybe a coffee shop, a classroom, even a party. You borrow a friends ring and hold it very fairly nothing to hide. Suddenly, you give it a gentle horizontal spin and slowly move your hands away the ring is now floating. Imagine that it continues to spin without you touching it! The ring hovers up and down above your hand, from one hand to another, and slow… |
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Spider Thread (2 piece pack) by Yigal Mesika $16.49 Its for Reel!This package contains two Spider Thread spoolers, each with over 25 feet of ultimate super-fine invisible thread, designed specially for the Spider Pen, Tarantula, and other motorized reels in the Yigal Mesika series.Intended for the use of levitating and animating objects!… |
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Spider Battery Pack (Spare Batteries) Yigal Mesika … |
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Israeli Chief of Operations Yigal Yadin, Sitting at His Desk $69.99 Israeli Chief of Operations Yigal Yadin, Sitting at His Desk – Photographic Print |
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Yigal Dress in Black Multi – designed by Charlie Jade $121.6 100% Silk, Lining: 93% Viscose, 7% Spandex. |
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State of Israel Coins Libi Fund 25 Anniversary Bronze Medal $181.09 This medal honors with love and gratitude the soldiers of the IDF who protect the State of Israel and her citizens with bravery and dedication. LIBI is a charitable fund that assists members of the Israel Defense Forces through projects that improve their quality of life and enhance their wellbeing. 2005 marks the 25th anniversary of the founding of the LIBI Fund by the late Menachem Begin who was then Prime Minister and the late Raphael Eitan the then current IDF CommanderinChief. The Fund helps soldiers through educational assistance improving medical resources and facilities and special assistance to new immigrants. Among the projects funded by LIBI have been the following: DIPLOMAS FOR SOLDIERS enables soldiers to complete high school diplomas while still serving in the IDF;. donations of AMBULANCES; construction of a REHABILITATION CENTER for soldiers; and a special fund to help needy soldiers purchase food clothing and other basic items. A portion of the income generated by the sale of these medals will be donated to the LIBI Fund. Obverse:. On the medal face the symbol of the 25th Anniversary of the LIBI Fund. Reverse:. On the reverse soldiers in action. Designer:. Yigal Gabay. Details: 11681590 2005 Bronze 59.0 Diameter mm. 98.0 Weight gm. |
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State of Israel Coins Libi Fund 25 Anniversary Silver Medal $403.57 This medal honors with love and gratitude the soldiers of the IDF who protect the State of Israel and her citizens with bravery and dedication. LIBI is a charitable fund that assists members of the Israel Defense Forces through projects that improve their quality of life and enhance their wellbeing. 2005 marks the 25th anniversary of the founding of the LIBI Fund by the late Menachem Begin who was then Prime Minister and the late Raphael Eitan the then current IDF CommanderinChief. The Fund helps soldiers through educational assistance improving medical resources and facilities and special assistance to new immigrants. Among the projects funded by LIBI have been the following: DIPLOMAS FOR SOLDIERS enables soldiers to complete high school diplomas while still serving in the IDF;. donations of AMBULANCES; construction of a REHABILITATION CENTER for soldiers; and a special fund to help needy soldiers purchase food clothing and other basic items. A portion of the income generated by the sale of these medals will be donated to the LIBI Fund. Obverse:. On the medal face the symbol of the 25th Anniversary of the LIBI Fund. Reverse:. On the reverse soldiers in action. Designer:. Yigal Gabay. Details: 21681390 2005 Sterling Silver 38.7 Diameter mm. 29.0 Weight gm. |
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State of Israel Coins Mordechai Maklef Bronze Medal $181.09 Mordechai Maklef was born in Israel in 1920 and was active in the Haganah while still a pupil at the Reali School in Haifa. At age 19 he joined Orde Wingate s special night squads. When When World War II broke out he volunteered for the British army and fought as commander of the Second Regiment in the North African and Italian campaigns and was released from the army with rank of major. Maklef helped in rescue operations and in acquiring arms within the framework of Aliyah Bet. At the outbreak of the War of Independence he was appointed brigade commander. At the end of the War Maklef then Lieutenant Colonel Head of the Northern Command stood at the head of an Israeli delegation in talks with Lebanon and Syria. On April 1 1949 he was appointed Head of one of the General Command Departments. In November 1949 Yigal Yadin Israel s second Chief of Staff appointed him as his Deputy and Head of the Operations Division. On December 7 1952 he was appointed Chief of Staff aged only 32. He accepted this position for one year only. In the course of 1952 and at the beginning of 1953 infiltrations and attacks from Jordan and Egypt increased and retaliations by the regular IDF units failed. It was then that Maklef established Unit 101 under the command of Ariel Sharon. After his resignation on December 6 1953 he fulfilled several principal roles in the Israeli economy. He passed away in 1978. Obverse:. On the medal face the likeness of Lieutenant General Mordechai Maklef. Reverse:. Chief of Staffs of the Israel Defense Forces . Edge:. All medals have smooth edges. Designer:. Igal Gabay. Bronze and Silver medals: Slovakia. Gold medal: ICMC Mint. Details: 11853590 2009 Bronze Proof 59.0 Diameter mm. 98.0 Weight gm. |
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State of Israel Coins Rafael Eitan Sterling Silver Medal $483.77 This new series of medals is devoted to the Chiefs of Staff of the Israel Defense Forces who have passed away. The order of issue is from the last to the first Chief of Staff and the first medal commemorates the late Rafael Eitan who was killed in November 2004 at the Port of Ashdod while on duty supervising the port expansion project. The following medals in the series will feature Mordechai Gur David Elazar Chaim Bar Lev Yitzhak Rabin Tzvi Tzur Chaim Laskov Moshe Dayan Mordechai Maklef Yigal Yadin and Yaacov Dori. Rafael Eitan ( Raful ) was born in 1929 at Moshav Tel Adashim in the Jezreel Valley. At a young age he joined the Palmach and during the War of Independence fought in the Harel Brigade. He was among the fighters who liberated the road to Jerusalem and was wounded in this fight. In the 50s he commanded the paratroopers brigade and received a decoration for his courageous fight in the Kuntila Operation in the Sinai. In 1954 Captain Eitan became commander of a Paratroops company in Unit 101. During Operation Kinereth in 1955 he was wounded while participating in a military raid into Syria. In the 1956 Sinai war Major Eitan was the commander of the 890 Paratroopers battalion and participated in the October 29 parachute attack on the Mitla Pass. During the Six Day War in early June 1967 as a Colonel he commanded the Paratroopers Brigade on the Gaza front and received a severe head wound in combat while approaching the Suez Canal. In 1969 he was appointed head of infantry forces and later served as a division commander. As a division commander Brig. General Eitan stopped the Syrian attack into the Golan Heights during the October 1973 Yom Kippur War. He personally used a bazooka to destroy several advancing Syrian tanks. After the war he was appointed Commander of the Northern Command and promoted to the rank of Major General. In April 1978 he was appointed the 11th Chief of Staff of the Israel Defense Forces and remained in this capacity until April 1983. He |
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State of Israel Coins IDF Missing Prisoners Bronze Proof Medal $181.09 Since the establishment of the State of Israel to date the country was been fighting for the right of the Jewish People to live in peace and security in its Homeland. Throughout the fight for survival most of the fallen have been laid to rest in Israel. However there are scores of others whose burial places are unknown; there are those missing in action and there are prisoners of war. We are morally and ethically responsible for the lives and welfare of our soldiers. This obligation rooted in Jewish law and tradition serves as the beacon lighting the way throughout our continuous and unremitting search for our soldiers wherever they may be. The State of Israel and the Israel Defense Forces have an unwavering commitment to those who have fought to defend the country. We will not relent until they are brought home and returned to their families. This is our pledge. Obverse:. The Israeli flag and puzzle pieces forming the whole picture; the verse Our Sons Shall Return is inscribed in Hebrew and English and the source Jeremiah 31 in Hebrew around the upper border. Reverse:. The image of a dove being released in flight symbolizing the hope for the release of the imprisoned and the yearning for peace; the verse There is hope for your redemption in Hebrew and English and the source Jeremiah 31 in Hebrew are inscribed around the righthand border. Edge:. State emblem with the words STATE OF ISRAEL inscribed in Hebrew on the right and in English on the left; the serial number and metal. Designer:. Yigal Gabai. Silver and Bronze Medals: Bulgaria. Details: 11706500 2006 Bronze/Tombac Proof 50.0 Diameter mm. 49.0 Weight gm. |
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State of Israel Coins Rafael Eitan Bronze Medal $181.09 This new series of medals is devoted to the Chiefs of Staff of the Israel Defense Forces who have passed away. The order of issue is from the last to the first Chief of Staff and the first medal commemorates the late Rafael Eitan who was killed in November 2004 at the Port of Ashdod while on duty supervising the port expansion project. The following medals in the series will feature Mordechai Gur David Elazar Chaim Bar Lev Yitzhak Rabin Tzvi Tzur Chaim Laskov Moshe Dayan Mordechai Maklef Yigal Yadin and Yaacov Dori. Rafael Eitan ( Raful ) was born in 1929 at Moshav Tel Adashim in the Jezreel Valley. At a young age he joined the Palmach and during the War of Independence fought in the Harel Brigade. He was among the fighters who liberated the road to Jerusalem and was wounded in this fight. In the 50s he commanded the paratroopers brigade and received a decoration for his courageous fight in the Kuntila Operation in the Sinai. In 1954 Captain Eitan became commander of a Paratroops company in Unit 101. During Operation Kinereth in 1955 he was wounded while participating in a military raid into Syria. In the 1956 Sinai war Major Eitan was the commander of the 890 Paratroopers battalion and participated in the October 29 parachute attack on the Mitla Pass. During the Six Day War in early June 1967 as a Colonel he commanded the Paratroopers Brigade on the Gaza front and received a severe head wound in combat while approaching the Suez Canal. In 1969 he was appointed head of infantry forces and later served as a division commander. As a division commander Brig. General Eitan stopped the Syrian attack into the Golan Heights during the October 1973 Yom Kippur War. He personally used a bazooka to destroy several advancing Syrian tanks. After the war he was appointed Commander of the Northern Command and promoted to the rank of Major General. In April 1978 he was appointed the 11th Chief of Staff of the Israel Defense Forces and remained in this capacity until April 1983. He |
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State of Israel Coins IDF Missing Prisoners Silver Medal $483.77 Since the establishment of the State of Israel to date the country was been fighting for the right of the Jewish People to live in peace and security in its Homeland. Throughout the fight for survival most of the fallen have been laid to rest in Israel. However there are scores of others whose burial places are unknown; there are those missing in action and there are prisoners of war. We are morally and ethically responsible for the lives and welfare of our soldiers. This obligation rooted in Jewish law and tradition serves as the beacon lighting the way throughout our continuous and unremitting search for our soldiers wherever they may be. The State of Israel and the Israel Defense Forces have an unwavering commitment to those who have fought to defend the country. We will not relent until they are brought home and returned to their families. This is our pledge. Obverse:. The Israeli flag and puzzle pieces forming the whole picture; the verse Our Sons Shall Return is inscribed in Hebrew and English and the source Jeremiah 31 in Hebrew around the upper border. Reverse:. The image of a dove being released in flight symbolizing the hope for the release of the imprisoned and the yearning for peace; the verse There is hope for your redemption in Hebrew and English and the source Jeremiah 31 in Hebrew are inscribed around the righthand border. Edgs:. State emblem with the words STATE OF ISRAEL inscribed in Hebrew on the right and in English on the left; the serial number and metal. Designer:. Yigal Gabai. Silver and Bronze Medals: Bulgaria. Details: 21706500 2006 Silver/925 50.0 Diameter mm. 49.0 Weight gm. |
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People by District in Israel: People From Center District, People From Haifa District, People From North District (Israel) $37.67 Purchase includes free access to book updates online and a free trial membership in the publisher’s book club where you can select from more than a million books without charge. Chapters: People From Center District, People From Haifa District, People From North District (Israel), People From Tel Aviv District, Moshe Dayan, Ehud Barak, David D’or, Ehud Olmert, Rita Katz, Ben Sahar, Effi Eitam, Yochanan Vollach, Moshe Ya’alon, Ivri Lider, Eyal Berkovic, Rafi Eitan, Bo’az Ma’uda, Gabi Ashkenazi, Mira Awad, Dudu Aouate, Shlomo Artzi, Haim Moshe, Reda Mansour, Gai Assulin, Hoshaiah Rabbah, Yigal Allon, Gal Fridman, David Ben Dayan, Ishtar, Omer Golan, Abed Rabah, Eldad Regev, Keren Ann, Itay Shechter, Ehud Adiv, Haim Megrelashvili, Elias Khoury, Jose the Galilean, Bibras Natkho, Salah Tarif, Tal Friedman, Mohammed Miari, Nava Arad, Gonen Segev, Majalli Wahabi, Yaniv Green, Ron Huldai, Yehuda Poliker, Eden Ben Basat, Shlomi Shabat, Erez Mesika, Yigal Cohen, Uri Bergman, Peter Rott, Nahman Raz, Dan Tichon, Said Nafa, Jamal Zahalka, Gadi Yatziv, Edna Solodar, David Glass, Moshe Peled, Assaf Yaguri, Emri Ron, Shafik Assad, Hana Sweid, Amal Nasser El-Din, Lior Narkis, Zeidan Atashi, Amira Sartani, Lior Rafaelov, Judah Ben Ilai, Elias Nakhleh, Efrat Gosh, Amos Hadar, Haneh Hadad, Labib Hussein Abu Rokan, Assad Assad, Mohamed Nafa, Moshe Karadi, Shaul Gutman, Aryeh Nehemkin, Hanna Mwais, Moshik Afia, Rina Mor, Lee Ann Raz, Izhar Nevo, Saleh Suleiman. Excerpt: David D’Or (Hebrew: ; born David Nehaisi on October 2, 1965) is an Israeli singer, composer, and songwriter. A countertenor with a vocal range of more than four octaves, he is a three-time winner of the Israeli “Singer of the Year” and “Best Vocal Performer” awards. He was also chosen to represent Israel in the 2004 Eurovision Song Contest, at which he placed 11th in the semifinal. By February 2008, nine of his albums had gone platinum. D’Or, who has been referred to as “Israel’s … More: |
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January 29, 2012 12:17 pm
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