Educational Resources
From studying Israel to edudcating others, these resources are great learning tools.
Take a Course:
MIT OpenCourseWare
MIT OpenCourseWare offers a free, undergraduate-level course that covers history, politics, culture,
identity, Jewish history, Middle Eastern history, and international relations.
Brandeis Israel Studies
Brandeis University's Israel Studies program provides many lectures, panels, film
screenings, and Israel Studies resources accessible to anyone.
Teach Israel:
The National Library of Israel for Educators
The National Library of Israel (NLI) has an entire website dedicated to providing resources to
educators. It contains lesson plans, primary-source activities, historical figures, holidays,
culture,
identity, and
classroom activities.
Unpacked
Unpacked for Educators contains videos, articles, podcasts, films, collections, curricula, and
teaching
materials on Israeli history, Jewish history, Israeli culture, Zionism, and the Israeli-Palestinian
conflict.
Lookstein
Lookstein offers lesson plans, videos, activities, and educational material organized around Israeli
history, Israel education, and offering different perspectives.
Study a Topic:
Center for Israel Education
In addition to its breadth of resources to study, the Center for Israel Education (CIE) also offers
specific curriculum and syllabi in an easily searchable format.
Learn through Primary Sources:
National Library of Israel Collections
Organized by some of the most esteemed experts in the scholarly community, the National Library of
Israel's Collections offer a unique way to study history via more than five million books,
periodicals and journals