Abstract
After the end of the splendor throughout of medieval Iberian times under Muslim ruling in which the Jews fully participated, the renewing cultural impulse of Hebrew language would only resume at the end of the 18th century, following the launching of the Hascala or Jewish Enlightenment in Germany. Then a Hebrew literature emerged in Europe areas. The language model taken by the Hebrew writers was the accent of the Bible and the Talmud. The spoken Hebrew would appear in British Palestine only, where the first Jewish migrations planned to found a new country to living in. Fogel and others, yet in Europe, have made the language of the Bible adapt to contemporary times.
Keywords
Hebrew Poetry; Hebrew Language; Zionism; Modernism; Nacionalism and Literature
