March | 2018 | sfhillel

This link will take you to Yom Ha’atzmaut Activities, a site with several thought provoking activities that encourage students in the Diaspora to

This post presents an excerpt from the evening Yom Ha’atzmaut service from the Rinat Yisrael Siddur, popular among many Religious

This short post from The Center for Religious Affairs in the Diaspora and World Bnei Akiva provides a list of 17 ideas for booths

This minute-long video presents a Hebrew reading of the traditional Prayer for the State of Israel customarily recited in synagogues

This minute-long video presents a slow Hebrew reading of the first paragraph of the Prayer for the State of Israel customarily

This short article from the website of the Reform movement provides a brief introduction to Yom Ha’atzmaut and how it is

This article is a guide for how to create a meaningful Yom Ha’atzmaut celebration for your community without significant resources.

In this 6:20 long video, Daniel Gordis describes the challenge and meaning behind the transition between the deep grief of Yom

This link opens up a PDF file of Twilight: Moving from Memorial to Independence, a ceremony written by the Masorti Foundation

This post presents the Hebrew and English texts of the ritual Declaration of Independence reading suggested by Isaac Gantwerk Mayer, a musician