הזה

הזה

"הזה" in Hebrew means "this" (masculine singular).

In this sentence, 'הזה' (ha-zeh) functions as a demonstrative pronoun, specifying a particular noun, 'הספר' (the book).

הספר הזה מרתק.

This book is fascinating.

Here, 'הזה' (ha-zeh) again acts as a demonstrative pronoun, referring to the specific noun, 'הרחוב' (the street), which it follows.

אני לא מכיר את הרחוב הזה.

I don't recognize this street.

'הזה' (ha-zeh) in this example provides emphasis to the noun, 'הרעיון הפשוט' (the simple idea), illustrating that it refers to a specific, previously known concept.

זה הרעיון הפשוט הזה שהתעלמו ממנו.

It's this simple idea that was ignored.