Natan Alterman went by Nathan Alterman.

Loraine Alterman Boyle's birth name is Loraine Alterman.

Idan Alterman is 166 cm.

Ran Alterman was born in 1980.

Boris Alterman was born in 1970.

Eva Alterman Blay was born in 1937.

Nathan Alterman died on 1970-03-28.

Nathan Alterman was born on 1910-08-14.

Eric Alterman was born on 1960-01-14.

Idan Alterman was born on January 3, 1971, in Haifa, Israel.

Rachelle Alterman has written:

'Whatever happened to our land use plan?'

Natan Alterman died on March 28, 1970, in Tel Aviv, Israel.

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Steve Alterman was born on August 16, 1963, in New York City, New York, USA.

Michail A. Alterman has written:

'Amino acid analysis' -- subject(s): Amino acids, Laboratory manuals, Analysis

Natan Alterman was born on August 14, 1910, in Warsaw, Poland, Russian Empire [now Warsaw, Mazowieckie, Poland].

R. Alterman has written:

'Planning in the face of crisis' -- subject(s): Emigration and immigration, Planning, Urban policy, Social aspects, Land use, Housing policy

Tirtza Atar's birth name is Tirtza Alterman.

Jon B. Alterman has written:

'Egypt and American foreign assistance, 1952-1956' -- subject(s): Foreign relations

'U.S. Gulf security approaches in a new era' -- subject(s): Strategic aspects, Foreign relations

Jarred Alterman has: Played Master-Bater in "Citizen Toxie: The Toxic Avenger IV" in 2000. Played Party Guy in "Operation Midnight Climax" in 2002. Played himself in "Doc Talk" in 2006. Played himself in "The Farm That Hell Built" in 2009. Played himself in "Shooting with John" in 2012.

The cast of Manon - 2013 includes: Astrid Roos as Manon Duval Jules Werner as Colonel Alterman

Eric Alterman has: Played Himself - Guest in "The Charlie Rose Show" in 1991. Played himself in "The Daily Show" in 1996. Played himself in "Hardball with Chris Matthews" in 1997. Played himself in "The Colbert Report" in 2005. Played himself in "An Unreasonable Man" in 2006. Played himself in "Boogie Man: The Lee Atwater Story" in 2008.

The cast of Tomer Ve-Hasrutim - 2001 includes: Idan Alterman as himself Aviv Geffen as himself Tomer Heymann as himself

Yes. The actor Will Ferrell does appear in the film called Semi-Pro.

He plays the role of Jackie Moon in the film.

Semi-Pro was released in the year 2008. It was directed by Kent Alterman.

The cast of Not in Front of the Kids - 2009 includes: Idan Alterman as Various Vered Feldman as Various Yael Levental as Various Yossi Marshek as Various Yael Sharoni as Various

The cast of The Farm That Hell Built - 2009 includes: Jarred Alterman as himself Michael Budinger as himself Vanessa Daniels as herself Monica Knight as herself Evan Meszaros as himself

The cast of Namuch - 2005 includes: Idan Alterman as himself Dror Chajaj as himself Roy Florentin as himself Alex Livak as himself Yuval Semo as himself Natan Sharansky as himself Ofer Shechter as himself Eran Zur as himself

The cast of Ha-Hesder - 2000 includes: Idan Alterman as Pini Tinkerbell as Michal Aki Avni as Menachem Samuel Calderon as Doron Micha Celektar as Itamar Assi Dayan as Rabbi Meltzer Uri Klauzner as Sivan Shimon Mimran as Benny Amnon Wolf as Mookie

Idan Alterman has: Played Noni in "Smicha Hashmalit Ushma Moshe" in 1995. Played Ira in "Deadly Outbreak" in 1995. Played Jonathan in "Layla Lavan" in 1996. Played Shipi in "Mindbender" in 1996. Played Ran in "Mar Baum" in 1997. Played Tzachi in "Rak Beyisrael" in 1998. Played Pini in "Ha-Hesder" in 2000. Played himself in "Tomer Ve-Hasrutim" in 2001. Played Miki Bernstein in "Ha-Chaim Ze Lo Hacol" in 2001. Played himself in "Eretz Nehederet" in 2003. Performed in "Sima Vaknin Machshefa" in 2003. Played Panelist in "Mischak Machur" in 2004. Played himself in "Namuch" in 2005. Played Arthur in "Adam Resurrected" in 2008. Played Various in "Not in Front of the Kids" in 2009. Played Himself - witness in "Michutz LaChok" in 2012.

The cast of Shooting with John - 2012 includes: Jarred Alterman as himself Mike Feurstein as himself Donal Foreman as himself Marty Lang as himself Zachary Lieberman as himself Rodrigo Lopresti as himself Geoff Marslett as himself Lauren Modery as herself Frank Mosley as himself Adam Schartoff as himself Lauren Wolkstein as herself

The cast of Kidd Video - 1984 includes: Steve Alterman as Ash Gabriele Bennett as Carla Cathy Cavadini as Glitter Marshall Efron as Fat Cat Peter Renaday as Master Blaster Lionel Richie as himself Robbie Rist as Whiz Bryan Scott as Kidd Video Susan Silo as She Lion Robert Towers as Cool Kitty

The cast of Smicha Hashmalit Ushma Moshe - 1995 includes: Gil Alon as Doctor Idan Alterman as Noni Gilat Ankori Hanna Azoulay Hasfari Jonathan Cherchi Amnon Fisher Miriam Gavrieli Yitzhak Hizkiya Uri Klauzner as Moshe Rivka Neuman as Malka Roberto Pollak as Gustav Flober Yair Rubin as Father Yossi Segal Shlomo Vishinsky Shmuel Wolf Eldad Ziv

The cast of Sima Vaknin Machshefa - 2003 includes: Rotem Abuhab as Mazal Vasserman Idan Alterman Lior Ashkenazi as Dov Vasserman Abraham Celektar Tikva Dayan as Sima Vaknin Ruth Farhi as Zvia Klinberg Aryeh Moskona Geula Nuni as Julia Mizrahi Ron Omer Leon Rosenberg Israel Sasha Demidov as Dr. Tarakovsky Dror Shaul as Shpitz Ami Smolartchik as Officer Pintu Nissim Zohar as Leon Vasserman

The cast of An Unreasonable Man - 2006 includes: Eric Alterman as himself Theresa Amato as herself Byron Bloch as himself David Bollier as himself Pat Buchanan as himself Barry Burden as himself Joan Claybrook as herself Phil Donahue as himself Andrew Egendorf as himself Robert Fellmeth as himself William Greider as himself Gene Karpinski as himself Morton Mintz as himself James Musselman as himself Ralph Nader as himself James Ridgeway as himself Howard Zinn as himself

The cast of Mar Baum - 1997 includes: Gil Alon as Prof. Ziv Idan Alterman as Ran Boaz Avni as Piano player Adam Baruch as Museum guide Debbi Besserglick as Chaya Shirly Brener as Helli Yosef Carmon as Shmuel Green Assi Dayan as Mickey Baum Shira Geffen as Maya Baum Rivka Neuman as Dalia Baum Karin Ophir as Tamar Sarit Seri as Mother Baum Tomer Sharon as Guy Baum Motti Sharon as Shasha Shahar Sorek as Eran Natan Zahavi as Shaike

The cast of Layla Lavan - 1996 includes: Sharon Alexander as Shlomo Idan Alterman as Jonathan Yafit Barshi Shmil Ben Ari as Warden Shlomo Blays Arieh Elias as The Grandfather Avi Harari Avi Hassan Yoda Kakon Ori Mesholam Yossi Ohana Amnon Ovad Shlomo Raz as Shtinker Liora Rivlin Amaliy Ron Sasi Samucha as The Terminator Matti Seri as New Security Officer Ofer Shimshon Shalom Shmuelov as Charlie Ami Vaknin Einat Weitzman as Gila Yermi Yaacov Izik Yossef Arnon Zadok as Drug Boss Shimshon Zioni

Steve Alterman has: Played Band Member in "Eight Is Enough" in 1977. Played Todd Clyde in "The Stockard Channing Show" in 1980. Played Milton in "The Greatest American Hero" in 1981. Played Valet Attendant in "Knight Rider" in 1982. Played Ash in "Kidd Video" in 1984. Played Mark in "Double Trouble" in 1984. Played Williams in "Silence of the Heart" in 1984. Played Peter Hoffman in "Big Trouble" in 1986. Played Party Guest in "Some Kind of Wonderful" in 1987. Played Background Voice in "The Fabulous Baker Boys" in 1989. Performed in "Gross Anatomy" in 1989. Performed in "Coupe de Ville" in 1990. Played Additional Voices in "Planescape: Torment" in 1999. Played Additional Voices in "Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within" in 2001. Played Voice Actor in "The Family Stone" in 2005. Performed in "Over the Hedge" in 2006. Performed in "Bride Wars" in 2009. Performed in "Ice Age: Dawn of the Dinosaurs" in 2009. Played Press Secretary in "Astro Boy" in 2009. Played Additional Voice-Over in "Yogi Bear" in 2010. Performed in "Knucklehead" in 2010. Played Additional Voices in "Hotel Transylvania" in 2012. Played Blithe Hollow Townperson in "ParaNorman" in 2012. Played Additional Voices in "No One Lives" in 2012. Performed in "The Marine 3: Homefront" in 2013. Played Additional Voices in "Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2" in 2013.

Jules Werner has: Played Istvan Vogel in "Spooks" in 2002. Played Franciscan Friar in "The Merchant of Venice" in 2004. Played Doctor in "Irina Palm" in 2007. Played Alain in "The Murder of Princess Diana" in 2007. Performed in "...Dawning" in 2009. Played Mark in "Routine" in 2009. Played Oskar Kokoschka in "Tabu - Es ist die Seele ein Fremdes auf Erden" in 2011. Played Jack the Coal Man in "Hysteria" in 2011. Performed in "Flou" in 2012. Played Paul in "Le chagrin des ogresses" in 2013. Played Colonel Alterman in "Manon" in 2013. Played Steve Bourg in "Mammejong" in 2014.

First, it is difficult to answer this question because all presidents lie or mislead the public at one time or other. There are many reasons why politicians feel they cannot tell the entire truth: there is an excellent book by Eric Alterman called "When Presidents Lie," and it discusses this subject in great detail. That said, this question seems to assume the president is a liar, or that he lies more than other presidents. That is not true. While the president has undoubtedly exaggerated or distorted the truth to make a political point (see fact-checking websites like snopes.com or politifact.com for some examples), there is no evidence that he is inherently dishonest, nor is there evidence that he lies any more frequently than George W. Bush, Bill Clinton, or other presidents did.

I'm not afraid at all, but you probably won't like my answer. All presidents tell untruths of various kinds. Sometimes, the untruths are intentional, and could indeed be called lies. Sometimes the untruths are unintentional-- the president genuinely believed X at that time and said so; but later on, he found that Y was true. And then, there is political communication: part of politics is exaggerating or distorting what the president and his party believe are flaws in their political opponents. In his 2004 book "When Presidents Lie," Professor Eric Alterman discussed these various kinds of untruths and falsehoods in great detail, from several hundred years ago up through when he wrote the book.

The point is that yes, if you are an opponent of Barack Obama, you believe he is a liar and whenever he speaks, his motives are devious. Opponents of George W. Bush felt exactly the same way about him. But the reality is that no presidents have ever told the truth 100% of the time. Sometimes, presidents lie about a national security matter so as not to alarm the public or tip off our enemies. Sometimes, presidents lie because they don't want to admit their mistakes, so they blame the situation on their opponents. Ideally, all presidents would be honest at all times. But most have not lived up to this standard, to one degree or other. That said, there is no objective evidence that Barack Obama is more of a liar than other presidents, nor is there evidence that he intentionally lies more than other presidents. People's views about him are often influenced by partisanship (and by the narratives of partisan media); there is nothing new in this: as Alterman and others have shown, accusations that presidents are liars have been made for several hundred years.

The cast of Deadly Outbreak - 1995 includes: Jack Adalist as Ramos Idan Alterman as Ira Ami Dayan as Dr. Abrahams Yehuda Efroni as Dr. David Berg Yehuda Elboim as Lt. Benny Epstein Elan Frank as Pilot - Lt. Dan Jerry Hyman as General Miller Bridget Marks as Elaine Starkov Haya Maymon as Communication Officer Michael Parlato as Luther Erik Rosenberg as T.J. Hatfield Jonathan Sagall as Gallo Ron Shuki as Arthunian Ron Silver as Colonel Baron Jeff Speakman as Sgt. Dutton Hatfield Rochelle Swanson as Dr. Allie Levin Dan Turgeman as Col. Gideon Eli Weizman as Sergeant Jack Widerker as Dr. Dinkins Gal Yorman as Stanislav Yoram Yosephberg as Gunther

The cast of Mindbender - 1996 includes: Naomi Ackerman as Linda Jack Adalist as Moti Idan Alterman as Shipi Gilat Ankori as Glamorous Lady Erez Atar as Uri a a child Janet Bar as Greta Tomi Barak Tami Barak as Hotel Maid Hetty Baynes as Kitti Hartman Joel Eckhardt as CIA Man Rachel Elner as Hanna Delphine Forest as Sharon Uri Geller as himself Ishai Golan as Uri Geller Michael Greenspan as Commentator Steve Greenstein as Don Drake Michael Halphie as Heckler Yochanan Harison as Dr. Zwemmer Morris Herman as Cab Driver Yael Horowitz as Lt. Jones Ulrich Kohli as Casino Manager Jay Koller as Killer David Milton Johnes as U.S. Army Officer Nitza Shaul as Teacher Terence Stamp as Joe Hartman Gilya Stern as Madge

Heather Lindsay has: Played Mrs. Turner in "Homicide" in 1964. Played Mrs. Weston in "Homicide" in 1964. Played Mrs. Wilson in "Homicide" in 1964. Played Daphne Morris in "Division 4" in 1969. Played Mrs. Wilson in "Division 4" in 1969. Played Mrs. Regan in "Division 4" in 1969. Played Liz Murphy in "Matlock Police" in 1971. Played Christine in "Close to Home" in 1975. Played Mrs. Robinson in "Skyways" in 1979. Played Heather Demler in "Beyond Reasonable Doubt" in 1982. Played Health Studio Lady in "Nearly No Christmas" in 1983. Played Mum in "My First Suit" in 1985. Played Eileen Martin in "The Flying Doctors" in 1986. Played Nina Alterman in "Seekers" in 1986. Played Aileen Jones in "City Life" in 1996. Played Bronwyn Beale in "The Strip" in 2002.

Yes and no. All presidents tell untruths of various kinds, and whether you regard them as "lies" is often a matter of your partisan perspective. Also, not all "lies" are created equal. For example, sometimes, the untruths a president speaks are intentional, and could indeed be called lies. But sometimes the untruths are unintentional-- the president genuinely believed X at that time and said so; but later on, he found that Y was true. And then, there is political communication: part of politics is exaggerating or distorting what the president and his party believe are flaws in their political opponents. In his 2004 book "When Presidents Lie," Professor Eric Alterman discussed these various kinds of untruths and falsehoods in great detail, from several hundred years ago up through when he wrote the book.

The point is that yes, if you are an opponent of Barack Obama, you believe he is a liar and whenever he speaks, his motives are devious. Opponents of George W. Bush felt exactly the same way about him. On the other hand, if you are a supporter of President Obama, you will say sometimes he "misspoke" or that his phrasing could have been better, and you will undoubtedly believe he did not intend to be untruthful. But the fact remains, whether you are for a president or against him: no presidents have ever told the truth 100% of the time. Sometimes, presidents lie about a national security matter so as not to alarm the public or tip off our enemies. Sometimes, presidents lie because they don't want to admit their mistakes, so they blame the situation on their opponents. Ideally, all presidents would be honest at all times. But most have not lived up to this standard, to one degree or other.

That said, there is no objective evidence that Barack Obama is more of a liar than other presidents, nor is there evidence that he intentionally lies more than other presidents. People's views about him are often influenced by partisanship (and by the narratives of partisan media); there is nothing new in this: as Alterman and others have shown, accusations that presidents are liars have been made for several hundred years.

The cast of Big Trouble - 1986 includes: Steve Alterman as Peter Hoffman Alan Arkin as Leonard Hoffman Herb Armstrong as Night security guard Maryedith Burrell as Gail Valerie Curtin as Arlene Hoffman Paul Dooley as Noozel Daphne Eckler as Receptionist Peter Falk as Steve Rickey Edith Fields as Doris John Finnegan as Det. Murphy Conroy Gedeon as Reporter Gloria Gifford as Wanda Chester Grimes as Flavio Lopez Paul La Greca as Joshua Hoffman Richard Libertini as Dr. Lopez Gaetano Lisi as Gaetano Lopez Karl Lukas as Police captain Warren Munson as Jack Gary Nastu as Fireman Jerry Pavlon as Michael Hoffman Michael Santiago as Cop Rosemarie Stack as Mrs. Winslow Robert Stack as Winslow Barbara Tarbuck as Helen Al White as Mr. Williams Teddy Wilson as Porter

The cast of Coupe de Ville - 1990 includes: Steve Alterman Alan Arkin as Fred Libner Terrence Beasor Joseph Bologna as Uncle Phil Joe Chapman John Considine as Professor Kloppner, Eastbrook Academy Boots Crowder as Waitress Erin Ferdinand as Underage Dog Track Gambler James Gammon as Dr. Sturgeon the Cadillac Surgeon Annabeth Gish as Tammy Arye Gross as Buddy Libner Edan Gross as Young Bobby Randy Herman as Dog Track Gambler Barbara Hey Dean Jacobson as Young Marvin Carol King Chris Lombardi as Raymond Terry Loughlin as Garage Worker Ray Lykins as Rick David McCharen Fred Ornstein as Barney Josh Segal as Billy Sturgeon Don Sheldon as Fishing Buddy Daniel Stern as Marvin Libner Rod Swift as Finkelstein Rita Taggart as Betty Libner Michael Weiner as Young Buddy Robert Westerfield as Dog Track Gambler

The cast of Cloudy with a Chance of Meatballs 2 - 2013 includes: Steve Alterman as Additional Voices Benjamin Bratt as Manny James Caan as Tim Lockwood June Christopher as Additional Voices David Cowgill as Additional Voices Terry Crews as Earl Devereaux Anna Faris as Sam Sparks Will Forte as Chester V Eddie Frierson as Additional Voices Elisa Gabrielli as Additional Voices Jackie Gonneau as Additional Voices Khamani Griffin as Cal Devereaux Tania Gunadi as Additional Voices Bill Hader as Flint Lockwood Wendy Hoffman as Additional Voices Bridget Hoffman as Young Flint Walter Jones as Additional Voices Ashley Lambert as Additional Voices Scott Menville as Additional Voices Neil Patrick Harris as Steve Al Roker as Patrick Patrickson Andy Samberg as Brent McHale Kristen Schaal as Barb Peter Siragusa as Additional Voices Marina Squerciati as Additional Voices Kelly Stables as Additional Voices Shane Sweet as Additional Voices

The cast of Zodiac Land - 2009 includes: Ami Akiva as Leo Man Hadas Alterman as Taurus Woman Yoav Amit as Gemini Man Golan Arviv as Sagittarius Man Miki Barkan as Aries Woman Shelly Braude as Aries Woman Leeor Braude as Cancer Man Hani Brot as Pisces Woman Uri Dotan as Aquarius Man Eynat Duchovni as Taurus woman Gali Gdaliovich as Pisces Man Lati Grobman as Gemini Lady Rinan Haim as Aries Man Sharon Hartmann as Aquarius Woman Roni Levi as Taurus Man Orli Manor as Pisces Woman Erez Meirav as Scorpio Man Lior Monsonego as Virgo Woman Kineret Peled as Capricorn Woman Idan Rabinovich as Pisces man Sivan Rubinstein as Aquarius Woman Nili Sachar as Sagittarius Woman Gil Shashua as Capricorn Man Ziv Shemer as Scorpio Man Maayan Winstock as Cancer Woman Dan Wolman as Scorpio Man Ronit Yudkevitz as Scorpio woman Heli Zecharia as Leo Lady

The cast of Some Kind of Wonderful - 1987 includes: Steve Alterman as Party Guest John Ashton as Cliff Nelson Candace Cameron Bure as Cindy Nelson Carmine Caridi as Museum Guard Cathy Cavadini as Party Guest Scott Coffey as Ray Maddie Corman as Laura Nelson Ike Eisenmann as Party Guest Jane Elliot as Carol Nelson Laurence Elliott as The March Violets Deborah Fallender as Party Guest Lee Garlington as Gym Instructor Patricia Gaul as Mrs. Gale Molly Hagan as Shayne Noelle Harling as Party Guest Kenneth Kimmins as Detention Teacher Elias Koteas as Skinhead Laura Leigh Hughes as Holly David McCharen as Party Guest Cleo Murray as The March Violets Chynna Phillips as Mia Paige Pollack as Party Guest Jonathan Schmock as Carparker Bryan Scott as Party Guest Craig Sheffer as Hardy Jenns Michael Spezzano as Lawn Kid Christine Spiotta as Waitress Eric Stoltz as Keith Nelson Mary Stuart Masterson as Watts Lea Thompson as Amanda Jones Andy Tolson as The March Violets James Vallely as Carparker

The cast of The Stockard Channing Show - 1980 includes: Steve Alterman as Todd Clyde Sam Anderson as Arnold Valorie Armstrong as Eloise Clyde Herb Armstrong as Policeman Maureen Arthur as Lisa Cartwright Marcie Barkin as Bonnie Bruce Baum as Alf Richard Beauchamp as Bongos Mary Betten as Evelyn Balmain Diane Cary as Waitress Stockard Channing as Susan Goodenow Mickey Deems as Larry Lang Joy Garrett as Roxy Sydney Goldsmith as Earline Cunningham Wendie Jo Sperber as Wendy Simon Arch Johnson as Texas Bob Booth Zale Kessler as Clerk Peter Kevoian as Messenger David Landsberg as Yo Yo Man Phil Leeds as Ozzie Dumbarton Peter Mins as Waiter Garry Peter Morris as Waiter Tom Ruben as Curly Kevin Scannell as Hal Max Showalter as Gus Clyde Ron Silver as Brad Gabriel Shelley Smith as Hollie Sheperd Jack Somack as Mr. Kramer Leonard Stone as Dr. Monroe Goslin Granville Van Dusen as Spencer Farrell Nedra Volz as Mother Clyde Hunter von Leer as Marvin Jablonsky Ray Young as Jim Bob