Hebrew (Ivrit עברית) is a language both old and new, of the Bible and daily life of modern Israel. It is the language of Jewish prayer and a foundation of the Zionist movement. On this page you can see AZM programs and information related to Hebrew. AZM is a proud partner of the Council for Hebrew Language and Culture in North America.
The American Zionist Movement is pleased to offer two upcoming Hebrew language opportunities.
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HEBREW RELATED PROGRAMS & ACTIVITIES
Hebrew in high demand as coronavirus lockdowns keeps people stuck indoors
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The Hebrew Experience: Virtual Ulpan Stage 1 (Summer 2021)
ULPAN 1 FOR SUMMER 2021 IS FULL. IF YOU ARE INTERESTED IN FUTURE HEBREW LESSONS, PLEASE FILL OUT THE INTEREST FORM BELOW. The Ulpan…
Tachles: Weekly Hebrew Zoom Classes (Spring 2021)
Our Spring 2021 session of “Tachles: Hebrew on Zoom”, hosted by American Zionist Movement, World Zionist Organization (Department of Organization and Connection with Israelis Abroad)…
The Hebrew Experience: Virtual Ulpan Stage 3 (Summer 2021)
To register for The Hebrew Experience: Virtual Ulpan Stage 3 Summer 2021, you must first take the exam from Stage 2 which you can take…
The Hebrew Experience: Virtual Ulpan (Fall 2020)
CONTACT US Students will need to purchase the Hebrew Learning Textbook for a one time fee. PART 1 OF THIS SERIES HAS ENDED. STAY TUNED…
Tachles: Weekly Hebrew Zoom Classes (Summer 2020)
During the Summer of 2020, The American Zionist Movement, the World Zionist Organization Department of Diaspora Activities and the Canadian Zionist Federation hosted “Tachles: Hebrew…
Hebrew Roots, Jewish Routes: A Tribal Language in a Global World
Join us for a conversation with Jeremy Benstein, Author of Hebrew Roots, Jewish Routes: A Tribal Language in a Global World. Presented by The Council…
Hagigah Ivrit: A Festival Celebrating the Hebrew Language and Culture
Due to the unfolding impact of COVID-19 and our planned Hagigah Ivrit, celebrating Hebrew and Hebrew Culture are postponed. Visit HebrewLanguageCouncil.org for updates. The American Zionist…
Hebrew Roots, Jewish Routes: A Tribal Language in a Global World
A joint program sponsored by the Council for Hebrew Language and Culture in North America, the American Zionist Movement, Behrman House Publishing and the World…
Hebrew Comes to The Forefront of Jewish Education
The Council for Hebrew Language and Culture convened last week in New Jersey for its annual conference. The organization, established in 2013, aims to connect people to the Jewish culture, religion and language through Hebrew. This November the Council attained one of its initial goals — the establishment of professional network of teachers.
NYers Socialize in Hebrew at Cafe Ivrit…Pub Edition!
On Tuesday, August 20, more than 30 Israelis and Americans networked b’ivrit at Café Ivrit…Pub Edition!, the first event for ViZionYLD’s Hebrew immersion-based series for…
Learn Hebrew with ViZionYLD and Masa Israel Journey
Join ViZionYLD & Masa Israel for an evening of informal Hebrew networking. Practice your Hebrew-speaking skills over beera and chummus with other young professionals. Chat with young Israelis, and schmooze b’ivrit at the bar! Café Ivrit is a new initiative that uses the Hebrew language to further connect young professionals to their Jewish identity & the State of Israel.
The series uses a holistic approach of immersion and experiential learning to engage and inspire.
All levels are welcome. Yallah, Nu!!
Light Israeli refreshments will be served.
Hebrew Strengthens Jewish Identity
Hebrew is a key to fully understanding and appreciating Israeli culture. With that in mind, the World Zionist Organization and its American affiliate, the American…
Learn Some Hebrew Words and Roots;Learn About Zionism As Well
Just as fidelity to the Hebrew language was a key to our redemption from Egypt (Midrash Vayikra Rabba 32:5), so, too, was it a key to our survival throughout the long exile from our homeland. Dispersed to the four corners of the earth, our diligence in continuing to study and pray in Hebrew united us in a collective bond to our common inheritance and its values.
Zionist Hebrew – The Jerusalem Program
This unit was written by Dr. David Breakstone in association with Rabbi Miles B. Cohen This publication is not going to make anyone fluent…