Hebrew Literature

Israel's origins can be traced back to

who is considered the father of both Judaism (through his son Isaac) and Islam (through his son Ishmael).

home to beloved religious sites, archaeological gems, and awe-inspiring natural wonders.

Characteristics of Israel People

About eight-in-ten (81%) Israeli adults are

the remainder are mostly ethnically or Torah

The main books of Hebrew literature are those which the sacred precepts of the Jewish and Christian religions are found.

The Tanach consists of three essential parts

Also called Pentateuch, it compiles the first five books of the Old Testament: Genesis, Exodus, Leviticus, Numbers and Deuteronomy

It receives the name of Nabim. The writings that these books contemplate have to do with the meaning of the prophecies, which rather make an invitation towards the hope of the arrival of a messiah.

They are related to chants, poems and historical books, as well as more dramatic and painful works such as those contemplated in the book of Job.

It is one of the most relevant prophets of Hebrew literature.

He tells the political and military history of the Jewish people.

Introduces the Arabic metric to the poetry of this literature

Author of religious and secular poetry

Win the Nobel Prize for Literature by creating short stories about the experiences in the founding of the State of Israel