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KKL- Tu Bishvat
3 peulot for tu bishvat

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Daat
the site includes complete books, sayings, periodicals, pictures, maps, drawings, photographies and presentations on the Judaism

60 Years for Israel - links
Categorized links on many subjects for 60 Years for Israel

Together Celebrating Israel's 60 years
The Jewish Agency history since 1948

Games
Games from all Kinds- for a group, fun or competition

Herzl Timeline

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Lag BaOmer
Articles, Information, Songs and Activities about Lag BaOmer

Torah Tots
Games & fun for the holidays

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De 12 Shwatiem
(Article)

De Chanichiem iets te leren over de 12 Shwatiem / Stammen.
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Rachel & Tolerance
רחל אימנו וסובלנות(Peula)

מטרה:

·         החניך יבין מהי סובלנות ומדוע היא נדרשת בחברה

·         החניך ילמד על רחל אימנו שנפטרה בי"א חשוון ועל גדולתה וסובלנותה.

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Individual Gevura- Yitzchak
יצחק אבינו וגבורה אישית(Peula)

To teach about Yitzchak’s gevura, and through him, learn individual gevura. What is Gvurah in our days?
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Family Learning - Aliya\ Abraham
דפי לימוד על עליה לארץ(Shiur)

To learn together about Aliya. in this pages- about Abraham Avinu. How did Abraham leave him family and him homeland and went to a new land?! We learn from Abraham to trust and believe in ה' . When ה' says to Abraham to go to Eretz Israel. He does not ask any questions. He takes everything he owns and starts out walking to the Promised Land –that is how Abraham become the firs new immigrant to come to the Land of Israel. Abraham is our Father and we walk in his footsteps and we return to the Land of Israel. The land that ה' promised to Abraham and to all the Jews
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Akeidat Yitzchak
עקידת יצחק(Peula)

To learn the story of Akeidat Yitzchak

To understand that Akeidat Yitzchak took place on what is now known as Har Habayit.
To discuss the issue of faith and trust in both Hashem and other people in relation to Akeidat Yitzchak and our everyday lives
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