Haifa: Learning Hebrew
Hebrew language reinforcement website
New interactive channels on the cables for mmigrants 191
on Yes, 120 on Hot
Hebrew Hebrew University
Hama
on the web
Hebrew On Line
Morim
Thot
Language Guide
Hebrew at Stanford
Hebreunet
Zman Ivrit
Shaar l'mathil
playing
New interactive channels on the cables for mmigrants 191
on Yes, 120 on Hot
Hebrew Hebrew University
Hama
on the web
Hebrew On Line
Morim
Thot
Language Guide
Hebrew at Stanford
Hebreunet
Zman Ivrit
Shaar l'mathil
playing
The revolt of Technion students: We will not study in German, only in Hebrew!
hot-dog = niknak ou naknik?
חוק הםפם= the moustahce law?
חוק הםפם= the moustahce law?
Ulpan: Summer programm at kibboutz Sde Eliyahou for young people
3 magnificien weeks, full of typically Israeli experiences, with Jewish values
Four details contact: Ulpan offices, Kibboutz Sde Eliyahou 00973-54-6640201
3 magnificien weeks, full of typically Israeli experiences, with Jewish values
Four details contact: Ulpan offices, Kibboutz Sde Eliyahou 00973-54-6640201
aleph: ex-president 's Katsav secretary
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aleph, aleph: de premiere qualite
UNESCO has added Eliezer Ben Yehuda, pionneer of the
resurrection of Hebrew as a modern language to the list of people
who have the most influenced world culture.
Ben Yehuda was born 150 years ago , on January 7th 1858.
resurrection of Hebrew as a modern language to the list of people
who have the most influenced world culture.
Ben Yehuda was born 150 years ago , on January 7th 1858.
Students City , Beit Abba Hushi, Hameginim 131, Haifa
Several levels, and special program for physicians and medics.
Sunday-Thursday 8:15 to 13:45 . 04-8567630
A new class opens approximatively every month
Ulpan beit Hadar, I. L. Peretz 20 , Haifa
for details call 04-8625840
Ulpan Etzion, now in Haifa
The first Ulpan for the Hebrew language, Ulpan Etsion, was established in 1949.
This Ulpan is intended for young single adults (22-35) with higher education.
Hebrew is taught by qualified Ministry of Education teachers
15th October 2009 -15th March 2010 15th April 2010 -15th September 2010
details and inscription
The first Ulpan for the Hebrew language, Ulpan Etsion, was established in 1949.
This Ulpan is intended for young single adults (22-35) with higher education.
Hebrew is taught by qualified Ministry of Education teachers
15th October 2009 -15th March 2010 15th April 2010 -15th September 2010
details and inscription
Intensive Hebrew Summer Ulpan at the Haifa University
info@mail.uhaifa.org or at + 972 4 8288729 (internal university phone: 8729).
For more detailed information, please see www.uhaifa.org .
info@mail.uhaifa.org or at + 972 4 8288729 (internal university phone: 8729).
For more detailed information, please see www.uhaifa.org .
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The pronunciation of the Jews of Haifa.
Jews of Haifa, Tivon and Beit Shean, had a very bad accent and did not distinguish
between hei and chet, ain and aleph. Instead of prononcing "Velo YeCHalelu "
My Holy Name, they would say "Velo YeHalelu", "and that they praise" not My
Holy Name, instead of "and they profane not" Their priest were not allowed to
hold services and to officiate in synagogues
Zev Vilnay, Legends of Galilee
Jews of Haifa, Tivon and Beit Shean, had a very bad accent and did not distinguish
between hei and chet, ain and aleph. Instead of prononcing "Velo YeCHalelu "
My Holy Name, they would say "Velo YeHalelu", "and that they praise" not My
Holy Name, instead of "and they profane not" Their priest were not allowed to
hold services and to officiate in synagogues
Zev Vilnay, Legends of Galilee
8/2010 The Association for Immigrants Absorption in Haifa
has organized a children's Summer Studio attended by about 40
children who immigrated to Israel last year, from
English-speaking countries. The children were divided into 3
groups based on their level of knowledge of Hebrewand
studied Hebrew in a concentrated form. Teachers and
educational counselors told the children about the study
practices in schools.
Shai Fishel, director of the Association, said he attaches great
importance to good absorption of the children who are usually
an anchor for the absoption of their parents.
Translated from Ironet
has organized a children's Summer Studio attended by about 40
children who immigrated to Israel last year, from
English-speaking countries. The children were divided into 3
groups based on their level of knowledge of Hebrewand
studied Hebrew in a concentrated form. Teachers and
educational counselors told the children about the study
practices in schools.
Shai Fishel, director of the Association, said he attaches great
importance to good absorption of the children who are usually
an anchor for the absoption of their parents.
Translated from Ironet
For more details contact about Ulpanim
Smadar Stoller Porat
Project Manager for Olim from English Speaking Countries
Association for the Integration of immigrants in Haifa
tel:972 - 4 - 9111404 fax: 972 - 4 - 867-8077
Ketty Pardo-Roques
Directrice du projet d'alyiah des pays francophones,
Association pour l'Integration des Immigrants à HaifaTel:
054-6706978
Smadar Stoller Porat
Project Manager for Olim from English Speaking Countries
Association for the Integration of immigrants in Haifa
tel:972 - 4 - 9111404 fax: 972 - 4 - 867-8077
Ketty Pardo-Roques
Directrice du projet d'alyiah des pays francophones,
Association pour l'Integration des Immigrants à HaifaTel:
054-6706978
The Museum of the City of Haifa in cooperation with the Technion offers an exhibition to mark the 100th anniversary
of the Technion, a seminal event in Jewish cultural life in Israel that has marked the history of the city of Haifa.
The cornerstone of the building's main Technicum - the name of the Technion in the past, has been laid on April 11,
1912. The Technion institution of education and science was the first in Israel and in the Ottoman Empire which had
then no high-level technical university.
The War of languages exhibition tells the story of the creation of the Technion in Haifa, which lasted over 15 years
from 1908 to 1924. The struggle for language teaching: this will be German or Hebrew? occurred during the years
1913-1914. It ended in a victory for the Hebrew language. This people's war has shaped the national identity of the
Jewish community and was a milestone in the process of creation of the new Hebrew culture.
The exhibition presents an important chapter in the construction of Israeli culture. It shows the different positions
that influence the process that led to the victory of Hebrew in the debate around the creation of the Haifa Technicum:
elaboration of the idea of a scientific institution, education in Israel by the organization Ezra that was active in
Berlin, the Zionist vision of education, the choice of the place for building the Technicum, the concept of the
architect Alexander Baerwald, who translated the vision into architectural language, has designed and built this
beautiful building on Mount Carmel, the language war and its impact on language teaching at the Technion and at
the Reali school, the transmission of the Technion to the Zionist Histadrut and the inauguration in 1924. One
language, one people, one country
The exhibition curated by Svetlana Reingold presents hundreds of photographs, movies, books, models, documents,
letters, and rare collectibles that are on display for the first time. The exhibition will open at the Museum of Haifa
(Ben Gurion Ave 11, the German colony) on March 12 2011. Hours: Monday - Thursday 16:00-10:00, Friday
13:00-10:00, Saturday 15:00-10:00. Tel: 04-9115888.
of the Technion, a seminal event in Jewish cultural life in Israel that has marked the history of the city of Haifa.
The cornerstone of the building's main Technicum - the name of the Technion in the past, has been laid on April 11,
1912. The Technion institution of education and science was the first in Israel and in the Ottoman Empire which had
then no high-level technical university.
The War of languages exhibition tells the story of the creation of the Technion in Haifa, which lasted over 15 years
from 1908 to 1924. The struggle for language teaching: this will be German or Hebrew? occurred during the years
1913-1914. It ended in a victory for the Hebrew language. This people's war has shaped the national identity of the
Jewish community and was a milestone in the process of creation of the new Hebrew culture.
The exhibition presents an important chapter in the construction of Israeli culture. It shows the different positions
that influence the process that led to the victory of Hebrew in the debate around the creation of the Haifa Technicum:
elaboration of the idea of a scientific institution, education in Israel by the organization Ezra that was active in
Berlin, the Zionist vision of education, the choice of the place for building the Technicum, the concept of the
architect Alexander Baerwald, who translated the vision into architectural language, has designed and built this
beautiful building on Mount Carmel, the language war and its impact on language teaching at the Technion and at
the Reali school, the transmission of the Technion to the Zionist Histadrut and the inauguration in 1924. One
language, one people, one country
The exhibition curated by Svetlana Reingold presents hundreds of photographs, movies, books, models, documents,
letters, and rare collectibles that are on display for the first time. The exhibition will open at the Museum of Haifa
(Ben Gurion Ave 11, the German colony) on March 12 2011. Hours: Monday - Thursday 16:00-10:00, Friday
13:00-10:00, Saturday 15:00-10:00. Tel: 04-9115888.
On June 21, 2011, 17:00, opening of a new class Ulpan aleph for young people
-basic level
4 times a week for 7 months, at Beit Ederstein, Haifa
In parallel there is an evening class for young immigrants twice a week
Please contact Smadar or Ketty
-basic level
4 times a week for 7 months, at Beit Ederstein, Haifa
In parallel there is an evening class for young immigrants twice a week
Please contact Smadar or Ketty
