Published Works
- My Diary and Letters to the Children, vols 1-6, Masada, Ramat Gan, 1965, 1973 (the original diaries are in the Central Zionist Archives in Jerusalem).
- HaYa'ar V'haYiur B'Yisrael (The Forest and Forestry in Israel), Masada, Ramat Gan, 1970 p. 140-141.
- Journal entry from June 26, 1946 published in Tlamim Ahronim, Jerusalem, Keren Kayemet, 1974, p. 24-25.
- From Small to Large - The History of Land Reclamation in Eretz-Israel, Ramat Gan, 1972
- Creating a Land Legacy - Chapters from a Diary, Tel Aviv, 1951
- Our Settlement Activities in a Period of Storm and Stress, 1936-1947, Tel Aviv, 1947
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