Take your lessons to the next level with videos and podcasts. Continue the conversation with questions designed for further discussion, reflection and review in and out of the classroom.
LESSON 01
November 2, 1917
This 67-word declaration expressed the British government’s support for a Jewish homeland in Palestine, but why was it so ambiguous? Use this video and accompanying resources to get your students thinking about the power of words.
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LESSON 02
November 4, 1995
No event has fractured Israeli society more than the assassination of Yitzhak Rabin. To introduce this man of war — and peace — to your students, use the video and accompanying resources about his life and legacy to explore his importance with them.
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LESSON 03
November 10, 1975
Your students might know about the complicated relationship the United Nations has with Israel, but they may be surprised to discover it goes back decades. Use this video and accompanying resources to help explain why the ‘Zionism equals racism’ concept came about and the effect it continues to have.
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LESSON 04
November 21, 1984
Operation Moses, the first large-scale rescue of Jews from Ethiopia, prompts a discussion about kibbutz galuyot (the ingathering of the exiles) to get your students thinking about the concepts of return, belonging and home in the State of Israel.
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LESSON 05
November 29, 1947
Had UN Resolution 181 been adopted in 1947, an Arab state (Palestine) would have been created alongside a small Jewish one (Israel). Utilize this video and its accompanying resources to raise the important issue of why a Palestinian state doesn’t exist and what actually happened to UN Resolution 181.
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Join other schools across the world that care about Israel and are putting her story front and center this month.
Make Israel education an integral part of what you do throughout the year without changing your schedule or school culture.
Running the program is easy because you choose the context that works for your students. Use our materials in a Hebrew language class, a Jewish history class or school-wide virtual event.
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