Center for Israel Education

Center for Israel Education The CIE is a source destination for activists, educators, and students of modern Israel. We include materials in English, Hebrew, Russian, and Spanish.

CIE collects, informs, writes and disseminates material about modern Israel. We construct curricula, assemble documents, offer materials for sale, and conduct teacher and student workshops. We have a curriculum corner dedicated to those who teach about modern Israel. Our target audiences include pre-collegiate, college, university, and adult learners. We place a special emphasis on helping student

s, young adults, pre-collegiate educators, lay leaders and clergy enrich their knowledge of Israel and the Middle East. We have conducted more than two dozen teacher workshops, allowing us to connect with more than 1800 teachers and rabbis, touching an estimated 300,000 students. We write analyses of contemporary events and delve into historical controversies.

Today in Israeli History: Playwright and translator Nissim Aloni is born in a poor area of southern Tel Aviv. His second...
08/24/2026

Today in Israeli History: Playwright and translator Nissim Aloni is born in a poor area of southern Tel Aviv. His second play, “The King’s Clothes,” establishes him as one of Israel’s leading playwrights.

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Today in Israeli History: The Sixth Zionist Congress, the last led by Theodor Herzl, convenes in Switzerland. It is the ...
08/23/2026

Today in Israeli History: The Sixth Zionist Congress, the last led by Theodor Herzl, convenes in Switzerland. It is the largest so far and explores a plan for a temporary homeland in East Africa.

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Today in Israeli History: Sculptor Jacques Lipchitz, whose “The Tree of Life” stands outside Hadassah Hospital on Mount ...
08/22/2026

Today in Israeli History: Sculptor Jacques Lipchitz, whose “The Tree of Life” stands outside Hadassah Hospital on Mount Scopus, is born in Lithuania.

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08/21/2026

How does Israel vote? Our Israel on Board series breaks down the voting process, proportional representation, the electoral threshold, and why so many political parties compete for seats in the Knesset.

Watch here: https://bit.ly/4hMwNqY

Today in Israeli History: American, French and Italian troops arrive in Beirut to supervise the evacuation of about 14,0...
08/21/2026

Today in Israeli History: American, French and Italian troops arrive in Beirut to supervise the evacuation of about 14,000 PLO fighters through Sept. 1.

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The Mecca Joint Defense Agreement links Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan in a new collective-deterrence pact, reflectin...
08/20/2026

The Mecca Joint Defense Agreement links Saudi Arabia, Turkey and Pakistan in a new collective-deterrence pact, reflecting a broader shift toward flexible regional alliances and strategic self-reliance while informally containing Iran.

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Today in Israeli History: The first Hebrew medical journal in Palestine, Harefuah (Medicine), begins publishing quarterl...
08/20/2026

Today in Israeli History: The first Hebrew medical journal in Palestine, Harefuah (Medicine), begins publishing quarterly through the Jewish Medical Association of Palestine.

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Today in Israeli History: Scholar and writer Michah Joseph Berdichevski is born in Ukraine. He writes in Yiddish and Ger...
08/19/2026

Today in Israeli History: Scholar and writer Michah Joseph Berdichevski is born in Ukraine. He writes in Yiddish and German but is best known for his Hebrew work.

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Today in Israeli History: Yeshayahu Leibowitz, a controversial Jewish thinker and public intellectual who advocated the ...
08/18/2026

Today in Israeli History: Yeshayahu Leibowitz, a controversial Jewish thinker and public intellectual who advocated the separation of religion and state in Israel, dies at 91 in Jerusalem.

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Today in Israeli History: The body of Theodor Herzl, buried in Vienna in 1904, is reburied with those of his wife and pa...
08/17/2026

Today in Israeli History: The body of Theodor Herzl, buried in Vienna in 1904, is reburied with those of his wife and parents in Jerusalem.

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