In the summer of 1929 in the city of Hebron, a riot quickly turned into a gruesome massacre, 67 Jews were murdered
A new song from the Jewish Agency celebrates Israel@75 by joining voices together!
Practical ideas that you can use based on what sort of wrap-up goal you want to achieve with your students.
A lesson for 4th-6th graders explores a nuanced understanding of the “golden rule,” V’ahavta L’reacha Kamocha.
Art educator Dr. Susan Nashman Fraiman has curated a selection of Zionist and Israeli works of art from the past 125 years.
Meet 75 people, Jewish and non-Jewish, who have played a part in the State of Israel’s history despite never themselves becoming Israeli.
Before diving into conversations about Anti Semitism with young people, learn more using these resources.
In 1909, when young Jews founded the first kibbutz, they had no idea that they would be forming a symbol of Israel’s rebirth.
Civic Responsibility, leadership, and civil discourse texts and discussion questions.
Sukkot around the globe and Simchat Torah flags dating back to the 16th century.