7/2/97
Israeli
Cross Words
Just
about the only thing not
Jewish about this puzzle is
that you can't fill in the
answers right to left.
ACROSS
1 Tel Aviv's region
4 ___-Israel (Zionist)
7 ___-v'chalila
11
Outer pair for four-eyes (slang)
16
issue a statement together
18
Depend on
20
ג€_____ Gun, Will Travelג€
21
Give amazingly large sums
to Knesset parties based on
how many voters they had
22
Katznelson biographer Shapira
23
Unemployed
24
Actress Porat
25
Oy ___ lecha! (mild Israeli
threat)
26
First word of "NATBAG"
27
Nefarious UN slur
30
What Yom Kippur is the day
of, besides bicycle riding
32
Ethiopian-Jewish leader
33
The best policy (unless you're
a politician)
34
An alternative to 11 across
35
Alternative monicker for 30
across
36
Le ___, French racist politician
37
Defeats
38
A case for storing cigars
(yeah, I now, this is a silly
word. But it fit.)
41
Sportscaster Yaniv
42
Disparaging term for a Bnei
Brak denizen
45
Neveh ___, near the Israel
Museum
48
Your favorite newspaper
53
"It's the first time
in 2,000 ___..."
54
Shamir's famous three obstacles
56
Last year's Subaru
57
Yiddish quidnunc
58
Fell sick again
60
Wading bird
61
Deir ___ (alt. spelling),
a former village where Givat
Shaul is now located
63
___ Dame, a small hospital
bordering on Jerusalem's former
No-Man's Land
64
"___ and the Art of Motorcycle
Maintenance"
65
Stops at an army checkpoint
66
Burger Ranch sauces
69
Haifa industrial by-product
70
Source for biblical verse
favored by the extreme right,
"Ye will revolt more
and more."
74
Popular Middle Eastern liquors
75
The deer is its emblem
76
A tourist to the Faroe Islands
would have his shtreimel blown
off by these whirlwinds
77
Favorite swig of Israeli kids
78
Synagogue utterance just before
winter
82
What a Yamit resident became
84
Byline on Alex's week off
(bit of an in-joke, this one)
85
Lady of Shalom Hanoch song
86
Bore again
88
"___ we trust" (a
slogan that should have been
on our coins when Ya'acobi
was finance minister)
90
Int'l sports association that
would feel at home in Caesarea
92
High-flying org.
93
Birthright salesman
97
From the French words for
"warm" and "slow",
this dish is the only way
to get a Jew to eat stuffed
intestines
100
Character from the movie Exodus
101
Where to go to yell "Shabbes!
Shabbes!" and hurl rocks
at passing cars
103
The two most distant towns
106
Funds from a world body promised
to the Palestinians
107
What Yigal Amir wore in court
108
Both Orr and Post staffer
Lewis
109
Mideastern hemp smoked to
produce euphoria
110
Chutzpah
111
Religious kibbutz near 88D
112
Hamashbir ploy to move last
season's stock
113
Ra'anana association for people
still clinging to their mother
tongue (abbr.)
114
Grapevine gatherer Cashman
115
Apply humous
116
Labor Party ballot letters
(transliterated)
117
Jetliner you'll never see
fly the Tel Aviv-Eilat route
(abbr.)
118
We've had lots of immigrants
from this place recently (abbr.)
DOWN
1 Put a little something
into the pushke
2 Hole-y coin of yore
3 Minister who was
once in jail
4 What Agnon and Arafat
were in common
5 Had chicken again
6 Immigrants Ruth,
Rena and Rita (Hebrew)
7 The ___ People
8 Injures
9 Yehuda ___, popular
proprietor of Vered Hagalil,
the only dude ranch in the
world with a mezuza on it
(hint: he Hebraicized his
name from Stone)
10
She might sell one by Netanya
or Eilat
11
Sage
12
Locations
13
The King of Rock 'n' Roll,
olove hasholom
14
Cast (Scottish form) (This
is definitely the worst word
in the entire puzzle, but
it was either this or give
up in frustration and fill
this page with something else
instead)
15
Thwart (variant spelling)
(Look, if I knew it was going
to be this hard to
fill in all the little squares
to make perfectly-spelled
words going across and down,
I never would have started,
so please bear with me)
16
Med-Dead dud
17
US university
19
What you change your shekels
into when you visit Kobe
28
Nickname of US president during
the Sinai War
29
She got laid with Sammy
31
___ loshen
36
___-State (Palestine)
37
Leaf of Maccabi Tel Aviv
39
Disengage from marriage (Aw,
c'mon Orbaum, that's not a
real word!)
40
Monogram of gridiron, film
and courtroom fame
41
Carbohydrates (suffix)
42
Finished
43
River near Hamburg
44
British gun (this hint is
a giveaway, but it's a great
bit of trivia: the word was
created from the names "Sheppard,"
a British army officer; "Turpin,"
a British civil servant; and
"England,"
an island near Europe)
45
This country is willing to
take back the Golan for nothing
in return and expects us to
apologize for capturing it
as a way of preventing them
from using our citizens as
target practise (abbr.)
46
___ Haw
47
East Indian shrub, popular
among Scrabble players with
too many vowels
49
Measles (if it helps, the
Hebrew word for it is ademet)
50
Employing
51
Like the Zohar
52
What we all turn into shortly
after Purim
55
Poem
59
Automotive lubricant brand
name
60
Luckless Turkish city? (as
in "oy vey ___")
61
Stubbly staresman
62
Abu ___, Palestinian leader
65
Nu, what are you waiting for?
66
Headcoverings, the sort you
wear when you don't want your
kippa to be seen
67
Village south of Um el-Fahm
68
___ v'Reah (Israeli brand
of spices)
69
She got things started between
the Jews and Arabs when she
kicked Ishmael out
71
Chinese name (well, how many
can there be?)
72
Freezer cube
73
Small bay or creek
75
That green stuff on last month's
challa
76
How many gods we have
79
Kingdoms (this answer proves,
if by now you still need proof,
that I have no future as a
professional cruciverbalist)
80
Not a facial feature depicted
by antisemitic cartoonists
81
UKג€™s PLO, perhaps
83
Hankering Henry
87
Nearly extinct Bezek users
88
Farmstead founded in 1899
near Golani Junction
89
_____ Sereni
90
What you do to your VCR when
you have to go to a wedding
but you don't want to miss
ג€Popolitikaג€
91
Davkanik (British slang)
94
Entangles
95
If they made a film about
Hayarkon Park, they could
call it "___ Runs Through
It"
96
Tnuva supplier
97
Installs a separator between
floors
98
Tyre king who helped build
Solomonג€™s Temple
99
______ - hashalom
100
How far some people would
walk for a Camel
101
What rabbis do for a living
102
Breathing apparatus you might
find in a me'urav
104
A measure of schnappes, perhaps
105
Instrument played while tiptoeing
through the tulips
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