If you appreciate Hebrew poetry check out the following (solved) exam from an introductory course in probability for physicists I gave. Scroll down to the final question and find a beautiful solution submitted by an anonymous student. (BTW, I'm assuming he's a male due to certain telltale signs, but I may be wrong...) Histabrut.

Sound advice for speakers at our combinatorics seminar

"From Königsberg once came the query..." A graph theoretic limerick and the results of a translation competition.

Backgammon, skill or luck? The following document (in Hebrew) was an appendix to a legal opinion that I wrote concerning this abstract, mathematically ill-defined, question. It is intentionally superficial, but still potentially amusing if you like backgammon. Surprisingly this may turn out to be my most widely read piece of work, it is quoted in the play65 website in English , Hebrew , Danish , French , German , Italian , Spanish and Turkish . Recently added: now you can read about Backgammon and maths also in Greek , Portugese , Dutch , and Swedish !

Three short paragraphs (in Hebrew) concerning the French occupation of Algeria.
Taken from the book "The Algerian Tragedy" by Raymond Aron( as quoted in "Ha'aretz"). 1 2 3