Biblical Archaeology Review

Lawrence Stager, “The Archaeology of the Family in Ancient Israel,” Bulletin of the American Schools of Oriental Research 260 (Nov 1985) 1–35.

In a paper delivered at the Annual Meeting of the American Schools of Oriental Research in New Orleans, November 1990. See G. W. Ahlstrom and Diana Edelman, “Memeptah’s Israel,” Journal of Near Eastern Studies 44 (1985), pp. 59–61, see also Hershel Shanks, “When 5,613 Scholars Get Together in One Place—The Annual Meeting, 1990,” BAR 17:02.

Israel Finkelstein, The Archaeology of the Israelite Settlement (Jerusalem: Israel Exploration Society, 1988). See also the review by Douglas L. Esse, Books in Brief, BAR 14:05, and Israel Finkelstein, “Searching for Israelite Origins,” BAR 14:05.

Every generation of Old Testament scholars seems to look for a new panacea around which to chase their tails. Gottwald gave them just such a panacea for the 1980s; see my review of Gottwald’s The Tribes of Israel in Journal of the American Oriental Society 107/3 (1987), pp. 541–543.

H.C.J. 267/88, Kolel Haidra and Rabbi Goren v. The State of Israel and the Court for Local Matters, 43(3) Sup. Ct. Dec. 728.

H.C.J. 292/83, The Temple Mount Faithful v The Jerusalem Police Commander, 38(2) Sup. Ct. Dec. 449.

H.C.J. 222/68, Nationalistic Society v. Minister of Police.

H.C.J. 222/68, see p. 179, n. 43 (Justice Kister); Bagatz 537/81, Stenger v. The Government of Israel, 45(4) Sup. Ct. Dec. 673.

H.C.J. 222/68 Nationalistic Society v. The Minister of Police, 24(2) Sup. Ct. Dec. 141, regarding organized groups; H.C.J. 99/76 Cohen v. The Minister of Police, 30(2) Sup. Ct. Dec. 505, regarding individual prayer.