Looking Back
- February, . (7 Adar, .): Memorial day for Soldiers Buried in Unknown Graves
1 February, 2003 (29 Shvat, 5763): Ilan Ramons space shuttle was destroyed
11 February, 1954 (8 Adar, 5714): Natan Elbaz deid while saving his freins from a Granade
14 February, 1949 (15 Shvat, 5709): The establishment of the Israeli Knesset
20 February, 1995 (20 Adar, 5755): Rav Shlomo Zalman Auerbach-yerzthiet
24 February, 2007 (6 Adar, 5767): Mordechai Breuer-yertziet
24 February, 1921 (16 Adar, 5681): Establishment of the chief Rabbinate of Israel

Quiz Tou Bishvat
quizz tou bishvat
| Ages: 7-12 | 6200 views |

Aliya
aimed for gaining basic information about Israel.
10 minutes about…
Aliya
Background:
A tradition of Aliya
This is the term used to describe a Jew's immigration to Israel. Literally it means 'uplifting'. Jews move upwards to Israel. The tradition of Aliya goes back for thousands of years. Ever since they were exiled, Jews have always yearned to return to their homeland. The Bible talks about God's promise to bring the Jewish people home:
"For I will take you from among the nations, and gather you out of all countries and will bring you into your own land... Then you will live in the land which I gave to your fathers, and you will be my people, and I will be your God." (Yechezkel 36:24,28)
| Ages: 10-18 | 7900 views |

Parshat Vayetzi
To teach the chanachim the meaning of our identity. That an identity is what makes us unique and different. That there are two things that define our identity: our Hashkafa and our Mitzvot- or in other words our mind and our body. That the mind is more important because the body does what the mind says. In this peula we will attempt to inform the Chanichim about what our identity is and how it makes us different.
| Ages: 6-9 | 6379 views |

Rachel Patio
דף מקורות בנושא רחל אימנו
| Ages: 13-18 | 8690 views |

Mono pessah
Jeu sur pessah (mono poly..)
| Ages: 7-12 | 5612 views |
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Israels Posters
A kit with posters and Peulot about 60 years to the State of Israel, and - 40 years to Jerusalem. |
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