Two certificates given to the pupil Ya'akov Shapira. Municipal Jewish School for Boys (Of the Eretz Israel Education Council), Safed, [1922-1923].
Signed on both certificates are the teacher Amitai Oved and the principle Nathan Netanyahu (Milikovsky, 1879-1935) – rabbi, Zionist activist and educator, grandfather of Binyamin and Yonatan (Yoni) Netanyahu. 11.5 cm; 27.5 cm. Good condition. Stains and wear.

"Interpolation of the Revisionist delegates at the Assembly of Representatives concerning the Hebrew University and the recent occurrences amongst its walls". Tel-Aviv, 1932.
Speech delivered by Revisionist movement members at the Assembly of Representatives. They criticized the nature of the Hebrew University under the management of Yehuda Leib Magnes (of the supporters of "Brit Shalom" that called for the establishment of a bi-national state in Eretz Israel). They expressed in particular their objection to establishing a department for International Relations in 1932 where Norman Bentwich taught a course "Calling for Peace".
"….Today, 7 years after the establishment of the university, we see that it has turned to be one of the most painful disappointments of our national lives…Dr. Magnes continues with his policy…and the most prominent example is the department for International Law under the name 'International Peace'…"
Signed in print: Abba Ahimeir, David Abulafia, Moshe Ben Ami, Baruch Weinstein and others. 22.5X34 cm. Good condition. Stains, minor tears at borders.

Ha Shavua Ha Palestini (Hebrew paper in Latin Characters), edited by Itamar Ben-Avi. Jerusalem, 1928-1929. Nine issues (+two single sheets, probably supplements or attachments). Nine issues of the weekly "HaShavua HaPalestini", Hebrew weekly in Latin characters, edited by Itamar Ben-Avi. First year: issues 5, 8-13, 16-17 (double issue). Second year: issue 2-3.
Itamar Ben-Avi (1882-1943), journalist and Zionist activist, son of the reviver of the Hebrew language Eliezer Ben-Yehudah. Ben-Avi was called "the first Hebrew child" – first child born in Eretz Israel of the modern times whose mother tongue was Hebrew. His parents taught him Hebrew when only a minority spoke or understood the language. Ben-Avi studied in the Alliance Teachers Seminary in Paris and in Berlin University. When he returned to Eretz Israel in 1904, he took part in the edition of his father's papers "HaZvi" and "HaOr", He continued his father's initiatives, both in the area of journalism and the development of the Hebrew language.
Ben-Avi supported the international language Esperanto. Ben-Avi called for replacing the Assyrian Alphabet by the Latin one trying to facilitate the turning of Hebrew into a "Jewish Esperanto". Twice he tried to publish Hebrew weekly magazines in Latin characters – "HaShavua HaPalestini" and "Dror" which did not last long. Lot of 9 issues + two single leaves, 30 cm. General condition is good. Stains, folding marks, tears to edges of some issues. Contained in a nice box.

"HaShomer" paper, dedicated to May 1, issued by "Mazmerah" group of "Tzofim Ovdim", Ir-Ganim [Ramat-Gan? 1930?].
"HaShomer", a handwritten paper, published by "Mazmera" group of "HaTzofim HaOvdim in Ir-Ganim. The paper is dedicated to the Workers' Day, May 1, and includes texts concerning the group as well as the 1921 riots and the assassination of I.H. Brenner. [7] leaves, 30 cm. Good condition. Minor stains, creases and tears.