“Be-lev ha-midbar” (בלב המדבר) can have a couple of meanings depending on the context:

• Literally, it translates to “in the heart of the desert” (be = in, lev = heart, ha = the, midbar = desert). This could be used descriptively to talk about the center of a desert region.
• It could also be a metaphorical expression referring to a feeling of isolation or being lost.

Here are some additional things “be-lev ha-midbar” might refer to:

• Lev Hamidbar (Desert Heart) – This is the name of a guest house in southern Israel [Tripadvisor].
• Shirat ha-midbar (Poetry of the Desert) – There is a book of poetry with this title by Arie Bar Lev.

04 – Motke Dagan – Ha’adama Belev Midbar

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Motke Dagan was a singer and guitarist from Israel. This is from his selftitled debut album from 1969.

 

ʻIr be-lev midbar: sipur li-vene ha-neʻurim – Jules Verne

Title, ʻIr be-lev midbar: sipur li-vene ha-neʻurim ; Author, Jules Verne ; Publisher, ʻAmiḥai, 1960 ; Length, 256 pages.

 

You Are Earth In The Desert’s Heart (At Adama Be’lev Midbar)

Listen to You Are Earth In The Desert’s Heart (At Adama Be’lev Midbar) (feat. Eyal Sela l Ethnic wind instruments, Itamar Borochov l Trumpet, Itamar Doari l …

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