6 February, 1962 Marc Chagall's stained glass windows "The Twelve Tribes of Israel" are installed in the synagogue of the Hadassah Medical Center in Ein Kerem, Jerusalem. Reading suggestion: Jewels for a Crown  - The Story of the Chagall Windows
	7 February, 1898 Emile Zola is brought to trial for libel for publishing J'Accuse, in which he accused the highest levels of the French Army of having wrongfully convicted Alfred Dreyfus. Reading suggestion: The Affair: The Case of Alfred Dreyfus
	8 February, 1878 Philosopher Martin Buber is born. Reading suggestions: Encounter with Martin Buber, Moses / Martin Buber
	9 February, 1925 Official opening ceremony of The Technion, the first Hebrew institution of higher education is held. Reading suggestion: Technion - The Story of Israel's Institute of Technology
	10 February, 1986 Anatoly Sharansky, leading Soviet refusnik, is released from prison and exchanged in Berlin for persons held by the West. Reading suggestion: Shcharansky – Hero of Our Time
	11 February, 1953 Russia broke diplomatic relations with Israel after a bomb exploded in the courtyard of the Soviet embassy in Tel Aviv. The relations were restored on July 20. (In the picture: Joseph Stalin)
	12 February, 1942 Abraham Stern (Yair), the leader of Lehi (the "Stern Gang" by the British colonial authorities), is killed in his hiding place in Tel Aviv by the British police. Reading suggestion: Memoirs of an assassin