In this video, the history of Chanukah is examined from its beginnings: politics, wars, sacrifices, and victories.
Judah and Samaria: Why do the Jewish People have their own name for this area of Israel?
Episode 4 of this miniseries focuses on the Palestinian perspective on settlements.
What solutions have been attempted to solve the conflict, why have they failed, and how can we learn from them?
Visionary Eliezer Ben-Yehuda believed that the Jews needed both their own land and language in order to survive.
The Kibbutz is one of the most iconic symbols of Israel’s early years, before and after 1948.
Lord Balfour of Great Britain wrote a letter promising a “Jewish home” to the Jewish people in the land of Palestine.
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
This video explores one of Israel’s founding principles – the Law of Return. This law, which dates back to the earliest days of the State of Israel, grants legal permission for any Jew, from anywhere in the world, to make aliyah and settle in Israel. Part of a larger series from Unpacked for
Dr. David Bryfman, Chief Executive Officer, The Jewish Education Project