Leeor Gottlieb
Bar-Ilan University, Bible, Faculty Member
- Ph.D. in Bible Studies (Hebrew University of Jerusalem)edit
Research Interests:
Includes the text of both editions of the earliest known Hebrew description of the Frankist movement printed by R. Jacob Emden. This article appeared in the Shalom Rosenberg festschrift, 'BeDarkhei Shalom', in 2007. Due to several... more
Includes the text of both editions of the earliest known Hebrew description of the Frankist movement printed by R. Jacob Emden.
This article appeared in the Shalom Rosenberg festschrift, 'BeDarkhei Shalom', in 2007. Due to several requests, I gladly make it available for reading here.
This article appeared in the Shalom Rosenberg festschrift, 'BeDarkhei Shalom', in 2007. Due to several requests, I gladly make it available for reading here.
Research Interests:
“The Minerva Center for the Relations between Israel and Aram in Biblical Times” is an international, inter-disciplinary, and inter-university center for the study of various aspects of the relations between the cultures of Israel and... more
“The Minerva Center for the Relations between Israel and Aram in Biblical Times” is an international, inter-disciplinary, and inter-university center for the study of various aspects of the relations between the cultures of Israel and Aram – primarily in ancient periods – but in some cases, up until the modern period. The center is located at Bar-Ilan University (BIU), and collaborates with the University of Leipzig in Germany, as well as other academic institutions in Israel and the world. The center’s directors are Prof. Aren Maeir (BIU) and Prof. Angelika Berlejung (Leipzig), and the center members at BIU are Prof. Esther Eshel, Dr. Yigal Levin and Dr. Leeor Gottlieb.
As part of the center’s activities, we are calling for applications from suitable candidates, for stipends for doctoral studies at BIU, in topics related to the fields covered by the center, to be carried out in one of the following departments: Land of Israel Studies and Archaeology, Jewish History, and Bible (according to the topic to be researched, the advisor, and previous studies). For more details - see attached file
As part of the center’s activities, we are calling for applications from suitable candidates, for stipends for doctoral studies at BIU, in topics related to the fields covered by the center, to be carried out in one of the following departments: Land of Israel Studies and Archaeology, Jewish History, and Bible (according to the topic to be researched, the advisor, and previous studies). For more details - see attached file
Research Interests: Archaeology, Aramaic Dialectology, Hellenistic History, Archaeology of Ancient Israel, Levantine Archaeology, and 27 moreAramaic, Deuteronomistic History, Prophets, Biblical Archaeology, Old Aramaic, Northwest Semitic Epigraphy, Biblical Interpretation, Bible, Hebrew Bible and Ancient Near East, Wisdom Literature, Biblical Hebrew (Languages And Linguistics), Hellenistic Judaism, Aramaic inscriptions, Iron Age, Biblical Hebrew, Dead Sea Scrolls, Paul, Pre-Exilic Ancient Israel - Hebrew Bible and Archaeology; Phoenician-Punic language and epigraphy; Levantine Archaeology (espeically Biblical Archaeology), Ot, Elephantine, Pentateuch, archaeology of Egypt, Syria and Persian Gulf (late Antiquity and mediaeval period) pottery in Egypt, Syria and Persia, Kingdom of Judah, Hebrew Bible/Old Testament, Pauline Letters, Aramaic and Targum, and NT
Invitation and details on the 2nd workshop of the Minerva Center for the Relations Between Israel and Aram in Biblical Times (aramisrael.org), Bar-Ilan University, Ramat-Gan, Israel, Jan. 19, 2016