Educational Activities and 'In Memory Of'

The Ministry of Diaspora have prepared a special page on United for educators, where you can find suggestions for ceremonies, along with a variety of sources, stories and testimonies that we believe are relevant for this time. Available in English, Spanish and French.

An educational commemorative kit based on the notebook of the late Sergeant Adi Leon, which he wrote upon entering Gaza. The kit includes his notebook as well as designed cards that present educational messages that emerged from Adi's writings.

Many Israelis living abroad are dealing with the difficulty of commemorating Yom HaZikaron far from home. The World Zionist Organization's Department of Irgoon and Connection with Israelis Abroad is running a series of unique memorial events in real-time and online titled 'The Heart is Still There.'

A unique initiative of the Department of Zionist Activity in the Diaspora, that works to commemorate fallen Israel Defense Forces soldiers and Israeli victims of terror, through cooking their favorite recipes and telling the stories of their lives. Recipes and educational programs are available in English, French, Spanish and Portuguese.

Shitim Institute preserve and revitalize the Jewish holidays and culture in ways that are meaningful and relevant to Jews from all walks of life. On the website, you'll find resources related to activities and education, ceremonies, literature and poetry, as well as sources and philosophy. As part of the initiative at the Zionist Enterprises Department, the materials are also available in both English and Spanish.

Using personal stories can be a powerful way to engage and inspire students. The "United" project of the Ministry of Diaspora have carefully selected stories of soldiers and citizens in Israel who model kindness, courage, and resilience.

The organization ""Giving a Face to the Fallen"" is dedicated to commemorating the fallen soldiers of Israel, who died before the establishment of the state and during the War of Independence, and whose life stories remained unknown. The Zionist Archive of the World Zionist Organization has assisted in finding information, and the articles on the website describe the process and present the life stories of soldiers who fell in the War of Independence, whose biographies were previously unknown.