Judisk identitet

For the chanichim to understand what we (Bnei Akiva) is the ideal Jew

Goal: That the Chanichim will understand the importance of preserving and standing for our ideals and uniqueness as individuals and a nation, and see the connection to the “Mityavnim” –the Jews that assimilated with the Greeks.

מטרת הפעולה:

v     לבדוק את מידת המחוייבות אותה חשים המשתתפים כלפי העבר היהודי וכלפי עתיד היהדות.

Wat maakt je Joods?

Chanichim te laten discussieren en een keuze te laten maken bepaalde oppervlakkige en minder oppervlakkige ‘joodse’ eigenschappen, en bepalen wat ze belangrijk vinden. Met als doel dat ze erover gaan nadenken.

1. Shaw the Chanichim different sides in the Israeli character.

2. Have them understand that being Israeli is a very different and better lifestyle. 

Chevraya Aleph: Grades 1-6

Goal: To teach the chanichim the central role Yerushalayim plays in the Jewish world, and how this is seen through Aliyah L’Regel, and in Shmoneh Esreh.

Zach Grades 7-8

Goal: To teach the chanichim the centrality of Yerushalayim and the Beit Hamikdash, and how we should always be focused on it (whether by living there or by keeping it in our minds).

Chevraya Bet Grades 9-12

Goal: For the chanichim to understand why it is that all Jews, religious and secular alike, feel a kesher with Yerushalayim and see it as the center of the Jewish World

Goal:  The chanichim should understand the role that the Jewish community plays in fighting assimilation. They should understand which aspects of it are most important and why. They should also see how serious the problem of assimilation is and determine ways we can fight it.

1. Presentación de conflictos:

Describe a los participantes un conflicto que se desarrollara entre dos personas, la historia del conflicto la comienza a contar el madrij y se debe parar el relato en el medio; en ese momento se escogen dos participantes y se les pide continuar el conflicto en vivo...

To learn the place of a shul today and the importance of davening with a tsibur and/or in a shul.

A letter for Rina from Yoni Netanyaho