Moshav (village) agriculture in the 1950's

"Hatikva" anthem

Absorption in Israel

Aliya and living in the Ma'abara (absorption camp) in Be'er Sheva

Aliya and settlement

Aliya and settlement in the Negev

Bar mitzva

Bar Yoḥai

Brit mila

Brit mila

Chad Gadya in Arabic

Childhood in 'El Oued' (Souf)

Children's education and subjects of studies

Choice of making Aliya

Dream

Engagement and marriage

Furnishing the house

Hafrashat ḥalla (separating the ḥalla)

Hanukka

Lighting candles for Shabbat and holidays

Livelihood in Israel

Midwife

Mikve (purification bath) in El Oued (Souf)

Passover customs

Passover Haggada from Constantine

Passover preparations

Passover Seder plate

Poem for breaking the matza and 'Ha Laḥma ʿAnya' from Constantine

Pogroms against the Jews of Algeria under the Nazis

Polygamy

Poverty and livelihood difficulties

Poverty and neighbourliness with the Muslims

Prophecy of Yeshayahu (Isaiah) - Shabbat chazon haftara

Purim

Rabbi Naḥmias

Rabbi Naḥmias who saved a baby from death on the day of brit mila

Rabbi Naḥmias' righteousness

Recruited family members during World War II

Recruiting young men to the army during World War II

Relationships with Muslims

Rosh Hashana

Rosh Ḥodesh (first of the month) customs

Secret language of goldsmiths

Sewing dresses for Passover

Shabbat

Shavuot

Shochne bate homer in Arabic

Sorts of foods

Sukkot

Talmud Tora studies

The Eighth Commandment

The Fifth Commandment

The Jewish community in El Oued (Souf)

The Jewish court and community rabbis

The nature of education at school

The nature of the community

The Nazi invasion to Algeria

The nutrition menu

The Seventh Commandment

The Sixth Commandment

The Trachoma disease

Tora studies for girls

Women's education

World War II in Algeria

Yearning song for Hakadosh Baruch Hu (Almighty)

Yom Kippur

ʿAyin Hara (the evil eye)

פיוטים

"Shochne bate homer" for Solomon ibn Gabirol

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