Remote trauma: Jewish students worldwide respond to war in Israel
The conference also highlighted the needs of Israeli teachers in Jewish schools, who have been particularly distressed by the ongoing war.
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The conference also highlighted the needs of Israeli teachers in Jewish schools, who have been particularly distressed by the ongoing war.
Fifty years ago, as a young student activist deeply involved in the Religious Zionists of America, the Mizrachi Organization’s arm in the United States, I started a PR campaign for Israel and called it “Israel at 25, Happy Free and Alive.” Being professionally involved in graphic arts and print marketing, I printed up thousands of “Israel at 25” bumper stickers which eventually adorned the bumpers of many cars in numerous Jewish communities in the United States.
(Courtesy of YU) It’s a crisis we’re hearing about everywhere: the shortage of teachers entering Jewish education.
(Courtesy of YU) In a unique collaboration between YU and the Jerusalem-based World Zionist Organization (WZO), Azrieli’s expert teaching faculty hosted a day of professional enrichment for 85 Israeli educators serving in Jewish communities throughout the Diaspora.
In short documentary, filmmaker Jay Rosenblatt interviews his 5th grade classmates and teacher as part of quest to come to terms with his own complicity in bullying another boy