- - Session outlines and suggested readings for Yom Yerushalayim
- Yom Yerushalayim
- Introduction to Yom Hazikaron
- Yom Hashoah, Yom Hazikaron and Yom Ha'atzmaut
- Introduction to Yom Ha'atzmaut
- Introduction to Yom Hazikaron
- Readings for Yom Hashoah
- Introduction to Yom Hashoah
- ISRAEL HOUR- ARMY SERVICE
- ISRAEL HOUR- PRIVATIZATION OF PRISONS
- Holocaust testimonies & clasroom lessons
- ISRAEL HOUR- SHABBAT OBSERVANCE
- ISRAEL HOUR- WHO IS A JEW?
- ISRAEL HOUR- PUBLISH AND BE DAMNED?
- Israel Hour: Archaeology:
- UJS One Campaign
- Easy little ways to help the environment
- Random Acts of Kindness
- Tzedek Social Justice Seder Pack
ISRAEL HOUR- SHABBAT OBSERVANCE
Unconventional discussions about today's Israel.
A chance for you or your J-Soc to engage with contemporary issues about Israel
A chance for you or your J-Soc to engage with contemporary issues about Israel
Israel's policy with regard to Shabbat public bus services is that no buses can run within a city, except for Haifa (due to historical reasons).
Some think that it is unfair that people who own cars or can afford taxis can travel on Shabbat whereas those who can only afford public transport are discriminated against.
Other believe that there should be respect for Orthodox Jews and traditional halacha and thus there should be no buses at all on Shabbat, anywhere.
And what do you think?
