This book provides a comprehensive study of the language spoken in Palestine and the surrounding areas, including Hebrew, Arabic, and Aramaic. It explores the historical and cultural context in which these languages developed and the unique linguistic characteristics that distinguish them from other Semitic languages. The author draws on a wide range of primary and secondary sources to offer valuable insights into the linguistic diversity of the region and its significance for understanding the complex social and political dynamics of the Middle East.

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