Ten Days of Toda (gratitude) In Israel, between Yom HaSho’a (Holocaust Remembrance Day) and Yom HaAtzmaut (Independence Day) there are 10 days. In recent years there is a new tradition in Israel to use those 10 days to focus on and enhance the concept of gratitude, to be thankful and spread that spirit of thankfulness in our society. This is an amazing tradition and educational opportunity to spread good in the community and connect to Israel.

Students learn about topics in Israeli history and culture in three engaging sessions that utilize Digital Storytelling and Stop Motion Animation.

We will start with the basics and dive deep into the structure, history and culture of Israeli elections and politics.

Learn about the day-to-day issues of Israelis lives through what they see on their screens. We’ll also look at what is shown about Israelis and Israel on American screens.

As long as there have been Jews in the world, they have flocked to Israel. In this presentation we’ll use my family’s story of emigration and traditions to unpack the larger history of Israel.

Identifying why is the first step in any successful endeavor. John Lennon, a scholar of why, inspired examining the questions that will determine the fate of Israel and the Jewish people. Together we will explore his thinking to discover why why matters so much.

Learn about the topics that preoccupy Israelis today. Find out how they advocate for human rights, and on which issues.

In coordination with any of the Israel70 exhibits, we’ll partake in fun and interactive activities for all ages.

In the most interactive IDF activity in town, experience what it’s like in some of the most challenging units of the IDF, learn some new IDF trivia and so much more!

We’ll set off on the most exciting adventure our imaginations can dream up as we dive into the magical world of Dungeons & Dragons, Israeli style.

Ben-Gurion always said the Negev was the true heart of Israel. As we immerse ourselves in Israel’s southern desert region, we work together to make it bloom.

Experience the Negev through the five senses! Taste, smell. Touch, hear and see!

Jews make up about 75% of the Israeli population. Who are the other 25%? And how do they fit into Israeli society?

Spend a comfy afternoon reading and talking about children’s books from Israel.

Over the years, Israel has welcomed massive waves of immigration from various countries. What were they like? How did Israel integrate all of them? What is society like today as a result?

What is it like to be LGBTQIA in Israel? Learn about everything from daily experiences to historical turning points to cultural icons.

See Israel from a woman’s perspective and learn about some of Israel’s most powerful women.

The Western Wall in Jerusalem acts as both a symbol and a real structure. We will talk about its ancient history, its contemporary identity, and what Jews in Israel and around the world think it should be.

Popular Israeli Philosopher Dr. Micah Goodman researches Israeli attitudes on the struggle with Palestinians. Discover his new perspectives of framing and discussing the issue.

There are 70 faces of Torah, and even more faces of Israel. We invite you to explore Israeli culture and current events through the eyes and faces of the Humans of Tel Aviv, a marvelous unique exhibit.