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Shelem

Card game

Shelem (Persian: شلم Shělěm), also called Rok or similar, is an Iranian trick-taking card game with four players in two partnerships, bidding and competing

Shelem

Traditional games of Iran

clubs in a game of 4-card hands where 11 is a winning number). Shelem (Persian: شلم Shělěm), also called Rok or similar, is an Iranian trick-taking card

Traditional games of Iran

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List of card games by number of cards

Oh hell Pedro Phat Pitch Pok Deng Poker Put Ristikontra Rödskägg Rummy Shelem Sheng ji Sixty-three Smear Spades Spit (card game) Tarneeb Staircase rummy

List of card games by number of cards

List_of_card_games_by_number_of_cards

List of trick-taking games

Games in the Trick Taking card genre

Put Rage Rams Renfield Réunion Ristikontra Rödskägg Rook Ruff and Honours Shelem Sheng ji Sixty-three Smear Spades Sueca Tarabish Tarneeb Tarocchini Thunee

List of trick-taking games

List_of_trick-taking_games

Peace offering

Sacrifice in the Hebrew Bible

generally constructed from "slaughter offering" zevah and the plural of shelem (זֶבַח הַשְּׁלָמִים zevah hashelamiym), but is sometimes found without zevah

Peace offering

Peace_offering

Leah Bergstein

Israeli dancer & choreographer (1902-1989)

initiated Bergstein's collaboration with Polish-born poet-composer Mattityahu Shelem and marked the first nature celebration of the labor settlement movement

Leah Bergstein

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Court piece

Trick-taking card game

Netherlands) Players 2×2 Cards 52 Deck French Rank (high→low) A K Q J 10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 Play Counter-clockwise (mostly) Related games Whist, Shelem

Court piece

Court_piece

Trick-taking game

Type of card game

Pinochle (2x24) Pitch Phat Polskpas (24) Priffe Put Ristikontra Rödskägg Shelem Sheng ji Sixty-three Sjavs (Danish) (20) Skærvindsel (28) Smear Spades Spoil

Trick-taking game

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Mass media in Israel

network based in Tel Aviv founded by Silicon Valley entrepreneur Avner Shelem Walla!: web portal in Hebrew and English. Ynet: news website in Hebrew and

Mass media in Israel

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TLV1

Podcasting network from Tel Aviv, Israel

was founded by Silicon Valley entrepreneur and venture capitalist Avner Shelem, and records at its studios at Kikar HaMedina. "Tel Aviv's first English

TLV1

Music of Israel

musical movement associated with Shirei Eretz Yisrael included Matityahu Shelem, known for compositions such as VeDavid Yefe Eynaim and Shibbolet Basadeh

Music of Israel

Music_of_Israel

Horvat Uza

Archaeological site in Israel

Neryahu son of Mishk[an]ya[hu]; Netanyahu son of Hoteb; Uriyahu son of Shelem[yahu]; Gedalyahu son of Uriyah[u]; Yadinyahu son of Shephat[yahu]; Hoduyahu

Horvat Uza

Horvat_Uza

Roots revival

Musical trend

had long since been abandoned. These composers, who included Matityahu Shelem, Yedidia Admon, and many others, drew on Yemenite, Arabic and other antique

Roots revival

Roots_revival

List of Book of Mormon places

place in land of Ishmael Shazer (/ˈʃeɪzər/), Lehite rest stop in Arabia Shelem (/ˈʃiːlɛm/), mountain in Mesopotamia City of and Land of Shem², Nephite

List of Book of Mormon places

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Pioneers for a Cure

Shenhar) Rashanim, “Seh Ug'di” (Matityahu Shelem) RebbeSoul, “Shir Shomer” Abbi Rose, “Hazorim B'dimah” (Matityahu Shelem) Karen Rosen, “Yeled Kat” (Levin Kipnis

Pioneers for a Cure

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Bracha Zefira

Israeli singer

by other composers, notably Yedidia Admon, Emanuel Amiran, and Matityahu Shelem, to their repertoire, but Nardi refused. The couple divorced in 1939 but

Bracha Zefira