Shared in “A Meal With A Feel,” Onward Israel’s educational pamphlet designed to transform Shabbat dinner into a meaningful experience for all, this post provides poems, stories and short readings to learn together
This thought-provoking read from popular Israeli news outlet Haaretz explains three terms frequently heard in Israeli media but often misunderstood: the periphery, the frontier, and the center. While the Israeli public is aware of
Shared in “A Meal With A Feel,” Onward Israel’s educational pamphlet designed to transform Shabbat dinner into a meaningful experience for all, this post suggests a thoughtful way to involve your guests in
Jewish tradition speaks of a special “Shabbat Spice” that creates a unique flavor and spirit different from the rest of the week. Shared in “A Meal With A Feel,” Onward Israel’s educational pamphlet
This post presents excerpts from an article by Cody C. Delistraty about the significance of the social aspect of mealtime and how this is expressed in different cultures around the world. Complete with
The above graphs are from the publication “Facts and Trends 2018.” They present Jerusalem’s population in comparison to other major Israeli cities, the nature of Jerusalem’s Jewish religious identification, the geographical distribution of Jerusalem’s
Shared in “A Meal With A Feel,” Onward Israel’s educational pamphlet designed to transform Shabbat dinner into a meaningful experience for all, this post provides resources for creative Shabbat-appropriate games and activities to
Shared in “A Meal With A Feel,” Onward Israel’s educational pamphlet designed to transform Shabbat dinner into a meaningful experience for all, this post suggests preparing sweet, individual “Shabbat-O-Gram” blessings for each guest
This video, [02:37], published by the Israel Ministry of Foreign Affairs, portrays the vibrant atmosphere of the outdoor Mahane Yehuda market, a colorful microcosm of the diverse population of Jerusalem. Focusing on three
This article [4 pgs.] from the official website of the Tower of David Museum of the History of Jerusalem, offers a brief explanation of the history of this ancient citadel, known as the