Shmuel Safrai

Shmuel Safrai (Hebrew: שמואל ספראי) (born 1919; died 2003) was Professor Emeritus of History of the Jewish People at Hebrew University. Born in Warsaw, Safrai immigrated to Palestine with his family at the age of three. Safrai authored over eighty articles and twelve books.

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Shmuel Safrai
Born	1919 (1919) Warsaw, Poland
Died	2003 (2004) (aged 84)
Nationality	Israel
Awards	Jerusalem Prize (1986) Israel Prize (2002)

Academic work
Institutions	Hebrew University of Jerusalem

In 1986, Safrai received the Jerusalem Prize.

In 2002, he was awarded the Israel Prize for Land of Israel studies.^[1]^[2]

List of Israel Prize recipients

Jerusalem School of Synoptic Research: Deceased Members
Online Biography
Safrai, Shmuel in the Jewish Virtual Library.
Articles by Shmuel Safrai published online on Jerusalem Perspective.

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Shmuel Safrai
Born	1919 (1919) Warsaw, Poland
Died	2003 (2004) (aged 84)
Nationality	Israel
Awards	Jerusalem Prize (1986) Israel Prize (2002)

Academic work
Institutions	Hebrew University of Jerusalem

In 1986, Safrai received the Jerusalem Prize.

In 2002, he was awarded the Israel Prize for Land of Israel studies.^[1]^[2]

List of Israel Prize recipients

Jerusalem School of Synoptic Research: Deceased Members
Online Biography
Safrai, Shmuel in the Jewish Virtual Library.
Articles by Shmuel Safrai published online on Jerusalem Perspective.

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