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Sheilos and Teshuvos for Mesivtas
Now available for mesivtos, the Project Witness Sheilos and Teshuvos (Responsa) Unit is a masterful blend of intensive Torah learning, recognition of mesiras nefesh, and Holocaust information. 6 significant sheilos that were posed during the Holocaust are addressed. Included with the sheilah is the rabbinic answer, accompanied by the complex Torah reasoning that had elicited the answer. In addition, the background of Holocaust history that elicited the sheiloh is provided.
Rabbinic Responsa During the Holocaust
Explore the profound faith and intellectual creativity of Jewish spiritual leaders through rabbinic responsa (she'elos u'teshuvos) from the Holocaust era. These documents reveal how Jewish law guided communities through catastrophic times, offering a unique lens into their resilience and adherence to tradition.
Featured Educational Units
The Nazi Propaganda Machine
A comprehensive examination of how propaganda was used by the Nazi regime to manipulate public opinion and promote their ideology, with Torah perspectives on truth and falsehood.
View DetailsThe Power Of The Niggun
An exploration of how music, particularly niggunim (wordless melodies), sustained Jewish communities during the Holocaust and the spiritual power of Jewish music.
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The Neshama Project
As part of the program, each student receives a "passport" with the name (and father's name), picture and basic information of a child who was killed during the Holocaust. Students will receive instructions to learn Mishnayos l'iluy nishmas that child and how to use the phone system to log their progress.
School Art, Design & Creative Media Competitions
Engage your students in meaningful Holocaust education through our annual creative competitions. Students can express their understanding through art, design, and media while developing deeper connections to the historical narrative.