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A Chanukah poem for teenagers, about light and continuity.

A Chassidic tale.

A Day With Heroes

A Franz Kafka's Short story.

A Franz Kafka's story.

A Holocaust Chronology, including the most important events of the period 1933-1946.

A latch that symbolizes openness

A painting done by Maurice Gotlieb in 1878 depicting a scene inside a synagogue on the Day of Forgiveness. It is part of the Art Museum of Tel Aviv collection.

A picture of Falafel, a typical Israeli meal.

A Prayer for the Safety of the State of Israel (in hebrew)

A Questionnaire

A Rosh Hashanah Meal

A series of short essays about teenagers who offered resistance against the Nazis. The essays are all based on historical facts.

A shabbat family table with all the shabbat symbols.

A song for Lena (pictures to the text)

A song for Lena (PPT Presentation)

A Song for Lena (text)

A Tu B'Shevat story from the Talmud.

A Tu B'Shvat Songs sheet (including phonetics and transliteration)

A Verbal Description of G-d

A.D. Gordon: The Religion of Labor

About Humor, Seriously - Key Components of Jewish Humor

ABRABANEL, ISAAC BEN JUDAH (1437–1508), statesman, philosopher and biblical exegete.

According to the Shulchan Aruch

Activity Sheet: Temple Wall

Additional information

Additional resource material for reference

adoration des dieux grecques

Af-I-Ko-Man Game

Ahad Ha Am (Asher Hirsh Ginzberg)

Publicist and Founder of the Spiritual Zionism movement.Upon moving to Odessa in 1884 he joined the group Lovers of Zion (jovevei tzion). From the very beginning he was opposed to the philanthropic leanings that governed the movement. In 1889 he published an important article “That is not the way,” in which he pointed out the fundamental importance of education and the need to establish professional training before establishing settlements in Israel. He lived from 1856 to 1927.

Amid the Nazi Holocaust, one man, Oskar Schindler, was moved by the plight of the Jews and risked everything to save a group of them, even buying them back from certain death. This magnificent, sweeping drama by Steven Spielberg succeeds where other films fail in providing genuine insight into the nature of Nazi brutality and also shows the hugely profitable forced labor system set up by the Nazis, along with the death camps. Rated R (brief nudity, violence).

An Interview with Abraham

Analysis Table

And some serious reflection to finish up with...

Annex 1 - A New World

Annex 1 - Part Three

Annex 1 - Rights for Starting A New Beginning

Annex 1 - Shavuot Names

Annex 1 - Texts

Annex 1 - Yikzor, El Malei Rachamim and Upon the Slaughter, by Chaim Nachman Bilaik

Annex 2 - A New Covenant for Shavuot

Annex 2 - Extract from the Letter of Privileges

Annex 2 - Part Three

Annex 2 - Roles and Positions of the Chavez Family

Annex 2 - Studying the Holocaust

Annex 3 - Martin Niemoller's statement

Annex Activity 1: The Four Questions and Our Many Questions

Annex for Final Activity (from The Jewish Saga)

Annex I Activity 2 Arami Oved Avi...???

Annex I Activity 3 Seder Symbols: Traditional & Personal

Annex I Activity 4: Sharing Elijah’s Cup

Annex I Session #1: Shemot texts

Annex I Session #2

Annex I Session #3

Annex I Session#4

Annex II Activity 1: Multilingual Resources

Annex II Activity 2 : Blank puzzle piece

Annex II Activity 3: Optional Tastes of Tradition

Annex II Session # 4: The Passover Seder

Annex Talking With Your Hands

Annexes 1-3

Appendices for "One People, Many Faces"

Appendices for "Zionism—the Origins of the Idea"

Appendices to “What to do with Victory?” activity

Appendix 1

Appendix 1 - Activity 1

Appendix 1 - Activity 3

Appendix 1 - Activity 4

Appendix 1, Activity 2

Appendix 2

Appendix 2 - Activity 3

Appendix 2, Activity 2

Appendix 3

Appendix 3 - Activity 3

Appendix 3, Activity 2

Appendix 4

Appendix 4 - Activity 3

Appendix 5

Appendix 5 - Activity 3

Appendix 6

Appendix 6 - Activity 3

Appendix 7 - Activity 3

Appendix A

Appendix A: Facts about International Children’s Day

Appendix for part 1, Activity 5

Appendix for part 2, Activity 5

Arab Marketplace of Jerusalem

Arava Annex 1

Arava Annex 2

Arbaat Haminim (the Four Species)

Art

Art Instructions

Article about Sukkot and the laws of the four species.

Article about the Macabee rebellion and its historical context.

Article by Rabbi Shmuel Jablon, dealing with the central values of the festival.

As symbols, our ritual objects point to that which is holy, for Judaism teaches us to imbue the mundane with a spirit of sanctity.