Books
- Greenfield, Murray S, Is there an art of Israel, Murray S. Greenfield Gallery, OCLC 9222449
- Greenfield, Murray S (1973), How to be an oleh, or, Things the Jewish Agency never told you, Israel Press, OCLC 234129906
- Joseph M. Hochstein and Murray S. Greenfield, The Jews' Secret Fleet. Introduction by Martin Gilbert. Gefen Publishing House, Jerusalem, 2010. ISBN 978-965-229-517-0
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