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Recommended Links

Torah Tots - for Tu Bishvat
couloring pages and things for children for tu Bishvat

The Religious Zionism Debate
Essays Regarding the Religious Significance of the Modern State of Israel

Hebrew Expressions And Dialects

Kever Rachel Imeinu
Pics, information, etc about Rachel Imeinu on the official site of Kever Rachel.

Pidyon Shvoyim- Article

The magic of creation

Pessach-MATY"A
Information about Pessach, "Halacoht" of Pessach, The "Hagada", Egypt and the Seder's bowl Pessach's songs and melodies, activities, stories and other links

Scouts

morim.org
site with ideas for teachers

Pessach on Eish
Ideas for all, games, divrei tora and halachot for pessach

Torah articles

Lyrics of famous Israeli songs transalated to English
50 Years of Hebrew Song, many lyrics for Israeli and hebrew songs transalated to English from the MFA

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Jodendom & Dieren
(Source)

Dit is een groot deel van de Chomer van het zomermachanee van Bne Akiva Nederland uit het jaar 2007. Het onderwerp van het chomer is Jodendom en heo we met dieren moeten omgaan.
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La Cacherout
(Game)

Jeu sur la cacherout et l'alimentation
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Environment
(Peula)

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Just Another Kosher Symbol? - Israel's Chied Rabbanut
(Peula)

As members of Bnei Akiva it is important to remember that we are Zionists. What is often forgotten, though, is that we represent the type of Zionism described as religious Zionism. That means that the Torah and all that it stands for is the central theme of our lives, whether or not we happen to be in
Israel. Since Torah should be the dominating feature of any society we want to live in, religious leadership and the guidance and supervision is crucial to being a successful society built on the right foundations. This snif will delve into the importance of having religious leadership, specifically in
Israel and in the form of the chief Rabbinate (Rabbanut Harashit).

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