Al-Haram al-Ibrahimi al-Khalil, A Brief Guide, Published by the Supreme Muslim Council, Jerusalem. Jerusalem: The Muslim Orphanage press, 1928. English.
A guide for visitors to the Cave of the Patriarchs. Includes a geographical and historical review of Hebron and the Cave of the patriarchs, accompanied by eight photographs. A note at the beginning of the guide reads: "Visitors should bear in mind that all the Haram Area is sacred to Moslems; and that they will be expected to pay due regard to its sanctity. In particular, they must abstain from smoking anywhere in the Area and from bringing dogs with them".
The guide was published at the initiative of the Supreme Muslim Council, which represented the religious interests of the Arab public in Palestine during the years 1922-1948.
8 pp + 8 photographic plates, 23.5 cm. Fair-good condition. Tears and minor creases to margins. One staple of the staples binding the booklet is missing. The original cover is detached and worn, with several closed and open tears.

A special permit allowing entry to the Atlit clearance camp, during the period between February 16 and February 28, 1943, issued by the immigration office of the Jewish Agency (Haifa branch) and by the Inspector in Charge of the Atlit camp. [Atlit-Haifa, 1943]. English.
On February 18, 1943, approx. 1200 "Teheran Children" – Jewish children who were transferred from Poland to Teheran and later to Palestine, arrived in the Atlit Camp; this permit was presumably issued within the framework of the operation to rescue these children.
The permit is in the name of Chaim Neiger and bears a photograph of him. Neiger (1873-1944) was a Zionist activist in Galicia and Palestine, the chairman of the Zionist Movement in Western Galicia and a member of the city council of Tarnów in Galicia. He immigrated to Palestine in 1937 and lived in Haifa. In Palestine, he continued to be a Zionist activist and worked in the insurance business.
[1] leaf, 26.5 cm. Fair condition. Creases, fold lines, tears and a few stains. Pieces of tape on verso.

"Al HaSaf" [On the Verge], weekly magazine of students and graduates of the Pinhas Rutenberg JDC Seminar in Cyprus. Cyprus, 1948-1949. Issues 1-25 (no more issues were printed).
The issues contain much information on life in the camps, articles on current events, reports on events in Palestine and literary and cultural items reflecting the spiritual life in the camps. Numerous illustrations.
In the issue dedicated to the release from the camps, the weekly's logo -a pair of hands extended in greeting from the shore of Cyprus to the shore of Palestine – is decorated with an illustration of a ship sailing for Palestine.
"As the Nazis were there – in the extermination camps in Transnistria, so the British are here – in the detention camps, where they wish to push us to despair… but they cannot… the air of Palestine is too close to here, and it won't allow it" (Hebrew, from issue 21).
Enclosed: a songbook, "On the Path of Illegal Immigration – Songs from 'Songs Cyprus'" (Hebrew), printed for the "Hebrew Week" at the summer camps, December 1948.
Two copies of issue no. 1 (with minor typographic variations). Two copies of issues 14, 16 and 22-23. Three copies of issue 19-20.
A total of 26 booklets. 8-30 pp. per issue (some are double issues), 31.5 cm on average. Condition varies. Some of the issues are in very good condition. Some of the issues are in fair condition, with stains and tears. Filing holes to most issues.