Solve the clues, get the key to the party and celebrate Soviet Jewry's contribution to Israeli society!

Schlomit Flaum left behind no family, no one to preserve her memory. Yet she did leave something extraordinary—a groundbreaking book, the first Hebrew-language travelogue written by a woman from the Land of Israel

Ever wonder what Rabbis do? Now you have the chance to find out

Focus on an advertisement as a means to discuss the development of Israeli society and the status of women in Israel since the twentieth century

Explore sources about Jewish communities reciting a prayer for the welfare of the government under which they live, its origins, purposes, and evolving views.

October 7 memorial wall, created by the NLI, displays the faces and names of the murdered civilians and fallen IDF soldiers on and since October 7. Both digital and printable version of this wall are now available to download and use at your schools and community centers.

In this new photographic article you will discover the acts of kindness, solidarity and goodness in the face of evil between Israeli people throughout history

Explore ways to anchor this difficult time using primary sources that touch upon different aspects of memory and illustrate how Jewish culture has dealt with crises in the past

Discover how Yom Hazikaron is commemorated by analyzing a poster created by Tzipi Berak Biyonsky.

It was a close competition between artists to see who would receive the honor of designing the National Emblem

Explore the concept of moral courage through an examination of the story of the midwives in Exodus and the lives of Holocaust rescuers

Explore the role of women during the Yom Kippur War. 

Passover Seder is essentially the world's oldest Jewish role-playing game, predating "Dungeons & Dragons" by millennia! How did the Sages of yore get us to joyfully participate in Jewish rituals, and what does all this have to do with mutual scallion whippings?

How might we draw inspiration from great Jewish women's actions to spark change in our communities today and do our part to bring the hostages home?

From the surrender of Spain to the court of Suleiman the Magnificent and beyond, they were there

Explore an advertisement of the Women's Liberation Movement in Jerusalem campaigning against the 1972 Israeli Beauty Pageant

Take a look at three groups of people who saw the Exodus story as inspiration and hope during their own quest for freedom, and share how it resonates with you.

​Teachers Talk about NLI Primary Sources - Letter from Sarah Aaronsohn

Explore different Jewish texts and reflect on your connection to prayer and spirituality.

The story of Purim has earned recognition for its perceived feminist message. Get a glimpse into the lives of other Jewish women in the past.

Step into Ben Yehuda’s mission to bring Hebrew back to life as you invent new words, enjoy interactive word games, and grow your Hebrew vocabulary.

Discover the story of the first Israeli astronaut Ilan Ramon and reflect his deep sense of responsibility to his family, Judaism, the Jewish people, and the State of Israel.

Shir LaShalom (Song of Peace) was written in 1969. It is very popular in Israel and serves as the unofficial anthem of the Israeli peace movement, particularly since becoming associated with the assassination of Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin.

This puzzle features a poster of protected trees and shrubs in Israel. Can you identify any of the plants shown on the poster?

The unbelievable story of how a record number of people flew aboard a single airplane as part of 1991's Operation Solomon.

“Blessed are You…who has made me a woman, not a man.” Who knew that this text is actually found in a siddur from 500 years ago?!

Go back in history and take a look at some of the posters that were created in the early years of the State of Israel.

In this unit we will discuss the importance of trees, the need to take care of the environment and learn about the festival of Tu B’Shvat.

Learn about Naomi Shemer’s life, get to know some of her iconic songs and reflect on the texts

How did newspapers around the world report the birth of the State of Israel on May 14, 1948? How would you announce it today?

Explore the significance of Hebrew for Jewish culture and peoplehood and reflect on its potential for connecting Jews all over the world.

Explore three rare Haggadot from the NLI's collection with the help of three unusual Seder meal guests!

Letters written by Israeli children during the 1973 war reveal how they experienced one of the nation's most challenging periods.

Match the clue to the image on this 1949 WIZO election poster and reflect on how the early Zionist vision of equal work compares to today.

Create a map of your community Jewish institutions that provide services and resources for its members

How a women's protest group made a difference by raising the cause of Soviet Jewish political prisoners during the Cold War

Learn about this Hungarian Jewish poet and paratrooper who risked her life to save Jews under Nazi rule. (Turn on closed captioning for English subtitles.)

What does it mean for Jews to live under the laws of the societies in which they reside? This source sheet explores the Talmudic principle of dina d'malchuta dina—"the law of the land is the law"—through a collection of Jewish texts.

Discover some interesting items depicting different aspects of Israel through cartoons, posters, and even a recipe booklet for times of emergency

Decorate your classroom with the Tu Bishvat posters and photos from the NLI collections! Every item has a QR code so that you can scan and read more about it.

Are you a pragmatist or a philosopher? Are you more like Herzl or Weizmann? Find out in this personality quiz!

Listen carefully to tunes and prayers and guess what communities they are from and what rituals they are part of

Photographs of the life and work of the late Israeli Prime Minister Yitzhak Rabin, as a politician and family man.

Watch how Israeli politics evolved visually throughout history, as we look through different parties and their election materials.

Learn about Henrietta Szold, a founder of Hadassah, as a model for sparking change in the world

Compare historical and recent photographs to discuss the changes that have taken place in Israel over the last 150 years.

How much did you notice about the village?

Explore Israel’s agriculture and advertising campaigns that encouraged Israelis to buy certain foods in different time periods.

This on-demand webinar explores the centrality of rituals in Israeli culture and discusses new initiatives for commemoration.

In 1972, one woman - Sally Priesand - made American and Jewish history. Find out who she was and what she did to change history!

Yitzhak Rabin served as IDF chief of staff and two terms as prime minister of Israel. On November 4, 1995, Rabin was assassinated by Yigal Amir, an extreme right-wing activist who opposed Rabin’s political ideology.

Light up your Chanukah with 8 different treasures in 8 different languages!

Music is a powerful language that shapes emotion and meaning. In Hatikva, it expresses hope, identity, and resilience.

See how the passage about the Four Sons has been a source of inspiration for illustrators of Haggadot over the centuries.

Watch rare footage taken by pioneer Zionist pilots in pre-state Israel. View the Land of Israel on an aerial tour as you have never seen it before.

This quizz will help you to figure out what Jewish holiday you are!

Dunek Zloczewski survived Auschwitz, Mengele's selections, harsh labor, and a death march. He built a new life for himself in Israel as Dan Hadani - a photographer and journalist with an important role in documenting the country's history

Learn about the Balfour Declaration, an essential milestone in Israel’s creation, and the people who made it happen.

Explore texts and primary sources that address the issue of celebrating in times of crisis (using Chanukah as a case study).

Take a journey through the works and life of Chana Senesh, Jewish soldier and poet

Help us documenting October 7, 2023 and its aftermath

In the midst of World War I, two old Jews, Chaim Weizmann and General Edmund Allenby teamed up to ensure that the holiday could be celebrated properly...

Join us on a fascinating journey through the history of Simchat Torah flags: From the Middle Ages, through the early Zionist movement and to this very day

Get a glimpse into Golda Meir’s life and her role as the prime minister of Israel in turbulent times

In this activity, you will research the Dreyfus Affair, create a “Free Dreyfus” campaigns and choose which one would have been the most effective.

Rachel Cohen-Kagan was one of the most prominent activists for the advancement of women's rights in the young State of Israel. Her efforts led to her being among the signatories of the Declaration of Independence

Explore the importance of family in our lives and learn about your roots.

How did the menorah from the temple end up on Israel's emblem, and how is that connected to Chanukah?

Explore these color photographs from 1948, offering a glimpse into life in Jerusalem when the city was cut off from the rest of the country during the War of Independence

Explore primary sources and Jewish texts dedicated to the idea of preserving collective memories by integrating them into everyday life

The story of how the Jewish-Canadian singer-songwriter ended up singing for soldiers and crossing the Suez Canal with the IDF during one of Israel's most desperate hours.

Design our own tree certificate while learning about the custom of planting trees in Israel.

Explore traditional rituals that are associated with the Bar and Bat Mitzvah ceremony, including reading from the Torah and putting on tallit and tefillin.

In 1977 Farede Yazazao Aklum cooperated with the State of Israel to bring his people home - like the Ethiopian Moses.

Watch a clip from a parade in Jerusalem, Israel’s capital city, celebrating the very first Yom Ha’atzmaut (Independence Day) in May 1949.

Years after chazan (cantor) Zalman Pollack was a star of the Jewish world, his life's work was rediscovered...

Who is responsible for maintaining harmonious relations within the community?

Analyze this Yom Hazikaron Poster for Fallen Soldiers. The main image in this poster is a painting by Michael Elkayam.

Focus on primary sources and their value since they are immediate, firsthand accounts of a topic or event from people who had a direct connection with it.