Israeli Settlers | Settlements Part 3
The group of people who live in Israeli settlements is quite diverse, spanning the religious and political spectrum.
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Part 3 of this miniseries explores who lives in these settlements. As it turns out, the group of people who live in Israeli settlements is quite diverse, spanning the religious and political spectrum.
- What are the Israeli Settlements? | Settlements Part 1
- The Jewish Connection to the Land | Settlements Part 2
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Israeli Settlers | Settlements Part 3
- Palestinians of the West Bank | Settlements Part 4
- The Israeli-Palestinian Peace Process | Settlements Part 5
The video comes with a 5-part educational guide (includes REVIEW, DISCUSSION, ACTIVITIES, REFLECTION, FURTHER LEARNING) that can be viewed online and/or downloaded as a PDF, along with a Kahoot game.
This is part of a series titled History of Israel Explained.
After learning about what the settlements are and how they came to be, part 3 of this miniseries explores who lives in these settlements. The stereotypical “settler” may not be the most prevalent.
Use this video and the resources to help your students flex their empathy muscles and learn about the polychromatic people of Israel.
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