My Israel: A Non-Traditional Approach to Israel Advocacy

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Israel - Contemporary
Israel - The Land
Israel - State
8 - 12

This curriculum is designed to enable students to explore Israeli history, culture, politics, and people while equipping them with the resources and information needed in order to speak intelligently about Israel. 

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This curriculum, designed by Shaina Wasserman, graduate of the HUC-JIR School of Education in 2006, was intended for high schoolers in a religious school setting.

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