"Long live the Hebrew state!" - Special issue of "Our Voice" for the establishment of the State of Israel and the ...

"Long live the Hebrew state!" - Special issue of "Our Voice" for the establishment of the State of Israel and the beginning of the New Year

"Unzer Shtime" - "Our Voice" - The publication of Galician emigrants in New York. A special issue of the monthly that was published in the month of Tishrei at the beginning of the new year, heralding the opening of the new era with the establishment of the State of Israel - October 1948 - On the title page appears the title "Long Live the Hebrew State!" in three languages - Yiddish, Hebrew and English. And a cantor blowing the shofar. The issue contains elaborate articles on the historical significance of the revival of the State of Israel at the beginning of the new year in Yiddish and English.

At the beginning of the issue, gratitude to G-d "for saving us from the yoke of exile and for returning us to our ancient land" according to the vision of the prophets. And a long article by Z. M. Kershtein on the miracle of the establishment of the State of Israel, the global significance of the Declaration of Independence, the struggle of the Jewish people for its independence which reached its goal with the Declaration of Independence, and the historical significance of the Declaration of Independence. There are also articles by various writers dealing with the young Hebrew state, the harrowing story of the survivors of the Galician Holocaust, and more. Among other things, there is a photograph of the first Knesset members and Ben-Gurion under the title: "State of Israel Cabinet", and consecutive pages filled with countless Shana Tova greetings in decorated frames from community members. All the pages headlines in which the Shana Tova greetings appear are decorated with one of the Shana Tova greetings, with a different greeting on each page such as: "Shnat Geula VeYeshua", "Shnat Geula Ameinu VeArtzeinu", "Shnat Ktiva VeChatima Tova", "B'Sefer Chaim Tichatevu", "Shnat Chaim Beracha VeHatzlacha", "Shnat Pedut Am Israel", "Katvenu LeAltar LeChaim", and so on.

73, 72, p. 31 cm. Printed in blue ink on thick quality paper. Minor stains on the title page. Minor tears on the spine. Good condition.