Srulik Returns: Connecting to Israel through Israel's timeless symbol
Connect to the changing Israeli society through the evolution Srulik, a beloved cartoon character, crafted as an enduring symbol of Israel. Portrayed as a youthful Israeli pioneer donning a dunce cap (kova tembel) reminiscent of early Zionist imagery, Srulik made his debut in Israeli media during the 1950s and has lived far beyond.
Following the events of October 7 and the subsequent war, Srulik, has resurfaced as a cherished national emblem. He’s made a comeback with a contemporary depiction, complete with a new Facebook page and car stickers bearing his image.
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Four fun Tu BiShvat art projects.
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.