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This module is divided into three sections:
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Immigration and Integration
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Millions of Jews have immigrated to Israel since 1948. Who are they, when did they arrive, and how have they integrated culturally and politically? How is their heritage and legacy ultimately remembered or forgotten?
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People and Protests
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Civic activism is a cornerstone of Israeli society. What kinds of protests have taken place in Israel, why have Israelis protested, and what are the symbols and language of Israeli protest movements?
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Arab Citizens of Israel
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Israel’s diversity goes far beyond its Jewish community. Representing more than 20% of the population, Arab citizens of Israel are key to Israeli society. Who are they, how do they identify, and what challenges do they face?
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- After School and Beyond
- Camp
- Congregational Learning
- Day Schools and Yeshivas
- Family Engagement
- Teen Engagement
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Engage with questions concerning how and why the IDF has been called a people’s army – and how, why, and for whom it is not.
This educational resource as a companion resource to the animated video Israel: Home of Hope, narrated by Rabbi Sacks, which explores the connection between the prophet Ezekiel’s Vision of the Valley of Dry Bones and the creation of the modern State of Israel.
A seven-part series of sessions that assist parents in having meaningful conversations with their older teens about Israel from Makom.
Makom, a project of the Jewish Agency for Israel, is the place for challenging Israel education, enabling participants to ask challenging questions, while also providing a challenging and exciting experience.