Israel Reads Korczak

Reading short stories by Janusz Korczak

Israel reads Korczak is a reading project of Janusz Korczak's short stories.

The Korczak Educational Institute of Israel and the Polish Institute in Tel Aviv teamed up to bring Korczak's short stories to the Israeli public in the format of short videos, each presenting a short story written by Janusz Korczak.

In the days of the Covid-19 pandemia, while the public was called to maintain "social distancing", and ever since, this project aims to refresh values such as respect for others, responsibility, decency, honesty, tolerance, empathy, community relations and more, values that Janosz Korczak expressed in his writings and are so important and relevant Even with us, here and now.

Janusz Korczak, a.k.a. Dr. Henrik-Hirsch Goldschmidt, the humanist, democrat, pluralist, the pioneer in the fight for children's rights, wrote tirelessly. His many writings, which include short and long stories, articles, pedagogical texts, journalistic articles, humoresques, feuilletons and plays, were one of the tools he used to convey his messages and express his social and educational worldview,
which is still so relevant today.

Since the midst of the difficult pandemia days and on, over 90 men and women willingly joined this project. Without any compensation they devoted their time and talent and with good will filmed themselves in home conditions reading Korczak's texts, and made the videos available to the public. For this our deepest appreciation and thanks are given to all the readers and to all parties who chose to encourage and support the project and enable its production.

Special thanks to Lital Porat who came up with the idea from the start.
Thanks to Yigal Dekel who filmed many of the videos included on this site.
Thanks to Roni Dotan for his great contribution in promoting the project.

Korczak, the Jewish - Polish physician and educator, was born and raised as Henrik Goldschmidt. Janusz Korczak was his pseudonym from the beginning of his literary career. He was active in Poland in the 1920s and 1930s.
From 1912 to 1942 he ran the Jewish orphanage in Warsaw (Dom Sierot),
and from 1919 to 1939 he was a took part in the pedagogical management of the Polish orphanage "Beiteinu".
In his educational approach, he applied values of respectful attitude toward the child and toward every person, choosing between good and bad, concern for the weak and responsibility towards others.
Korczak was innovative in the pedagogical principles he outlined in the educational frameworks in which he worked, and greatly influenced the development of dialogic education in Poland and worldwide.
Korczak was one of the forerunners of activities for children's rights and equal rights for children. The orphanages he founded and ran were one of the earliest attempts at democratic education, which also included a children's tribunal. One of the pioneers in the field of child and adolescent rehabilitation and educational diagnosis, and the pioneer of research in the field of physical and mental development of the child. Author of books in the field of theory and practice of education, alongside children's books.
He was a Polish Jew who declared all his life that he belonged to both nations. During the Holocaust, when the children of his orphanage in the Warsaw ghetto were sent to Treblinka, he refused a salvation offer to himself alone and chose to die in Treblinka with his protégés, thus becoming one of the great historical-Jewish symbols of our time.

Mr. Reuben Rivlin

President of the State (former)

Blessing of the President of the State of Israel on launching the "Israel reads Korczak" project in October 2020

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Mr. Yitzhak Herzog

President of the State of Israel

The President of the State, Mr. Yitzhak Herzog, reads the farewell blessing of Janusz Korczak from his adult students who completed their stay at the orphanage and went out into the big world

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כבוד נשיא המדינה, מר יצחק הרצוג - Honorable President of the State, Mr. Yitzhak Herzog

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President of the Supreme Court, Honorable Justice Esther Hayut

Marek Magierowski

Polish Ambassador to Israel

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Dr. Alex Ben Zvi

Former Israeli Ambassador to Poland

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A.B.Yehoshua

Writer, essayist and playwright, winner of the Israel Prize for Literature and Poetry

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Aviv Liron

Actor, storyteller, creator of the story theater "Nonsense in Raspberry Juice"

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Aharon Barnea

Orientalist. Former journalist and TV personality, reporter and commentator on Arab affairs

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Aharon Perrera - Aharon Perrera

Singer, actor, TV host and radio broadcaster

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Uri Geller - Uri Geller

Illusion artist, magician, and Israeli entertainer

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Uri Duvdevani

Group leader, circuit leader, abseiling and ODT guide, partner in the "Salchuk" venture - the coolest basket in Tel Aviv

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Prof. Uri Yanay

Professor Emeritus of Social Work at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, deals with victims of violent crime and justice.

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Orna Sadgat Erez

Established and manages the Emek Hefer Foundation, a director of the Eilat Association, the Isef Foundation and the Football Referees Association. Former Head of the Women's Administration and Adviser to the Mayor of Herzliya

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Achinoam Nini

Singer, composer and social activist

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Judge Ayala Prokacha - Judge Ayala Prokacha

Retired judge in the Supreme Court, and president of the Movement for the Quality of Government.

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Ilan Popko

Teacher, educator, director, creator - theater man

Itai Hermann

Quiz and game designer, developer and host of TV shows

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Itamar Orlev

Writer, playwright and literary editor. Son of the writer Uri Orlev

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Ela Haramati

Founder of the "Age Center" - a volunteer center to help with studies in the spirit of Korczak. Author of the book: "The boy who did not know fear" which tells the special life story of Gil, her son, who was killed in an accident when he was 17 years old.

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Ella Mor and Tamir Dor - Ella Mor and Tamir Dor

Ella Mor is the director of the "Mosips" school in Modi'in, and Tamir Dor, a student at the school.

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Eli Debkarov

A student in multidisciplinary Amal school, third place winner in the national competition "Rotary the Young Speaker"

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Eli Nisan

Former journalist and TV reporter, lecturer in Arabic

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Prof. Eliakim Rubinstein - Judge Prof. Eliakim Rubinstein

Former Deputy President of the Supreme Court, Secretary of the Government and Attorney General.

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Amnon Kafkafi

Volunteer at the Center for the Yom Kippur War and a lecturer in the "Torch Transfers" unit of the IDF Education Corps

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Prof. Asa Kasher

Professor Emeritus from the Chair of Professional Ethics and Philosophy of Practice and Professor Emeritus of Philosophy from Tel Aviv University

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Asi Levy

Actress, creative musician and restaurateur

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Dr. Ester (Esti) Shahaf Friedman

Criminologist, deals with justice from a merger. The granddaughter of Yitzhak Salzberg, who was a stockbroker at the Jewish orphanage, "Dom Shirot," of Janusz Korczak and Stepa Wilczynska in Warsaw

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Aryeh Golan

Journalist and radio broadcaster, winner of the Sokolov Prize for Lifetime Achievement

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Arnon Bruckstein

Guide, Veteran Jerusalem Instructors, Founder of the P. Sapir Institute for Jerusalem Studies in the Jewish Quarter

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Prof. Boaz Sangero

Full professor of law, faculty member in the Department of Criminology at the Western Galilee Academic College and the School of Law at the Sapir Academic College, and the founder of the website "Review of the Criminal Justice System"

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Billy Segal Gazelius - Billy Segal Gazelius

The Israel Broadcasting Corporation manages an archive here

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Gideon Goldwasser

website designer and builder, video editor, DJ

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Rabbi Galia Sadan - Rabbi Galia Sadan

A Reform rabbi and a central activist in the field of Reform conversion studios in Israel. Serves as the head of the court of the Council of Reform Rabbis in Israel.

David Senesh - David Senesh

clinical psychologist

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General (res.) Doron Almog - General (res.) Doron Almog

Chairman of the board of the Jewish Agency Photo: David Salem for the Jewish Agency

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Judge Dorit Beinisch

Former State Attorney, Judge and Retired Supreme Court President. She currently serves as Governor of the Open University.

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Dorit Greenberg Lis - Dorit Greenberg Lis

Deputy Superintendent of the Israel Police, lawyer, head of the unit for auditing and police orders, third generation of Holocaust survivors

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Dr. Dorit Zilberman

Writer and researcher of Israeli literature, winner of the Hebrew Writers' Prize, practices law

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Dorit Reuveni - Dorit Reuveni

Photographer: Moshik Brin

female singer

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Dalia Dorner - Dalia Dorner

President of the Israel Press Institute, former judge of the Supreme Court

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Dalia Tauber

Chairperson of the Korczak Educational Institute of Israel

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Dalia Mazor - Dalia Mazor

Announcer, news presenter and Israeli TV host, one of the leading and most prominent television personalities of Channel One in the first four decades of its activity. Volunteers at a library for the blind and records reading books in her voice for listening.

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Dan Kanner - Dan Kanner

Radio announcer and broadcaster, presenter at the Israel Broadcasting Corporation and host of ceremonies and events

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Danny Kerman - Danny Kerman

Illustrator, satirist and designer. Illustrated about 500 books, including many well-known and beloved children's books. Initiated and published classical books in Hebrew, wrote and illustrated many books and travel guides. Illustrated in all major newspapers and won many awards.

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Prof. Dan Shechtman

Professor of Research at the Faculty of Materials Science and Engineering at the Technion, Researcher of Material Structure, winner of the Israel Prize for Physics and the Nobel Prize in Chemistry

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Dror Keren

Theater, film and television actor, dubber, playwright and director

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Hadas Calderon

Actress, theater, television and film actress, playwright, screenwriter and Israeli producer, and artistic director of the National Theater for Children and Youth founded by Sami Levy

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The educational staff, media empowerment trend, ORT Lilienthal, Ramla - The educational staff, media empowerment department, ORT Lilienthal, Ramla

Adv. Vered Windman

Director General of the Council for the Welfare of the Child, Lecturer on the Rights of the Child at the School of Social Work at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, and Advocate in the field of Child Rights and Social Change

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זוהר אביב - Zohar Aviv

זוהר אביב מרצה בבתי ספר ובספריות (גם בזום) על חוסן נפשי, גיבורי על וחברות בעידן המסכים ע"פ המשתקף בסדרות שלה – חבורת כוח המוח, יד הפלא, מסע מצמרר, כוח הלב. www.zoharaviv.com להזמנות - 0522539765

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Haim Belfer

An educator, the son of the late artist Yitzhak Belfer, who was an apprentice in the orphanage of Janusz Korczak and Stepa Wilczynska

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Chef Haim Cohen

Chef, restaurateur, TV presenter and author of cookbooks

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Haim Pessahove

Broadcaster and presenter, lectures and sings

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Tova Ben Ari

The National Supervisor of Children and Youth / Students' Rights in the Education System in Israel

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Dr. Tali Gal

Head of the School of Criminology at the University of Haifa.

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Eyayue Avraham

Social activist for the Ethiopian community, employee of the Neve Ya'akov Community Administration in Jerusalem

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Yair Garbuz - Yair Garbuz

Painter, art teacher, writer and stylist

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Yair Nitzani

Musician, actor, screenwriter, comedian

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Yuval-Or Porat

Acting student, Plays in the Kameri Theater

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Yigal Cohen

Education and history man, director general of the Ghetto Fighters' House

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Jehoiachin Friedlander

A theater, television and film actor and dubber

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Yoni Green

Yonatan Shelef

Second grade student

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Yona Elian-Keshet

Actress in Israeli theater, film and television, winner of the Israeli Theater Award for Lifetime Achievement

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Yoram Cohen - Yoram Cohen

Craftsman and harmonica teacher, member of the renewed Dror Adler Trio. A student of Shmuel Gogol and continues in his footsteps.

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Yael Arad

Expert in entrepreneurship and business development. Olympic judoka, the first Israeli to win an Olympic medal, Barcelona '92 European champion and runner-up world champion.

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Yaakov Achimeir - Yaakov Achimeir

Journalist, publicist and Israeli television and radio personality. Winner of the Israel Media Prize for the year 2012

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Yaffa Ben-David

Secretary General of the Teachers' Union

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Dr. Yitzhak Noy

Writer and radio man

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Yarin Kimor - Yarin Kimor

Writer, director, lecturer and magician

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Israel Zinman - Israel Zinman

Chairman of the organization of the expatriates of Jiritish

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Luce Orya Mitelman

Actress and ceremony facilitator, social entrepreneur and producer

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Lea Koenig

Actress of theater and cinema, winner of the Israel Theater Prize for 1987. Known by many as "the first lady of Israeli theater"

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Lior Ashkenazi

Actor, director, dubber and comedian

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Lior Dagan

Lior Dagan MA: Specialist teacher of language, senior specialist in learning disabilities, and specialist in reading disabilities

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Lital Porat

Playwright and director, founder of the "Theater of the Hour" for children and youth

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Maya van-ek Argov

Former CEO of Moreshet, Mordechai Anielewicz Testimony House

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Rabbi Meir Azri - Rabbi Meir Azri

Reform rabbi and public figure. Serves as rabbi of Beit Daniel - a community for progressive Judaism in Tel Aviv-Yafo and head of the Daniel Center for Progressive Judaism

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Meir Uziel

Journalist, satirist, writer, stage man and media and television man

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Moy Volkowitz

photographer

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Dr. Michal Sadan

Researcher of culture and art, lecturer and facilitator. Formerly: Director of the Yad LeYaled Museum in the Ghetto Fighters' House and the National Center for Professional Development of Teaching Staff at Beit Yatziv

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Mirik Snir - Mirik Snir

A writer - a poet. Born in 2018, a member of Kibbutz Kfar Giladi. A teacher of elementary classes and special education, a lecturer on subjects related to literature, literacy and education. Mother of nine and grandmother of many grandchildren. Married to Yisrael Shanir, son of Kibbutz Neve Eitan. Lives with her family in Moshav Hibat-Zion in Emek-Hafer

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Meni Yitzhaki

Commander (retired) in the Israel Police, served and commanded in the Jerusalem District and in the Investigations and Intelligence Divisions. Engaged in a startup and lectures

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Muski Shibru

Actress, director and creator, director of theater and acting workshops for children and youth

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Noga Efraty

A third-grade student, eight and a half years old, lives in Tel Aviv with her mother and younger sister. Loves to dance, read, write, create, sing, friends, cats and walks. Noga is very happy to participate in the project and connect the messages of Korczak and the children of 2021

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Noga Gonnen

Director of the Education Department at Beit Daniel, Tel Aviv

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Noa Brosh

Eleventh grade student, studying in a theater workshop. Noa is the granddaughter of the late Gideon Hausner, who was the prosecutor on behalf of the State of Israel in the Eichmann trial

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Noam Leibman

Travel Guide to Poland, Director of the Education Department at the Moreshet Center, Mordechai Anielewicz Testimony House

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Niv Petel

Animator and actor

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Nitza Tibi

Physical education teacher, social coordinator at the Yahad school in Givat Ela. Instructor in the Department of Life Education at the Northern District Society and in the staff of the Civil Education and Coexistence Headquarters

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Nira Harel - Nira Harel

Award-winning author, including a lifetime achievement award for children's literature, and editor of children's books. Published dozens of books, most of them for children. Founder and first editor of the children's newspaper Filon. Initiator of the Book Parade, founder and editor of the Dafdaf website to encourage reading.

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Noam Partom

Poet, performer, journalist and facilitator of writing workshop and Spoken Word

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Nathanel Yehuda Halevi

Entrepreneur and social activist in the field of people with disabilities. Copes with congenital muscular dystrophy and moves around in a wheelchair. Founding partner in a fashion solutions company for the disabled, lectures and advises on making the public and social space accessible

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Sandra Sade

Film, TV and theater actress

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Prof. Ada Yonath

Chemist, full professor at the Weizmann Institute, winner of the 2009 Nobel Prize in Chemistry - Biochemist, full professor at the Weizmann Institute, winner of the 2009 Nobel Prize in Chemistry

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Adina Bar-Shalom - Adina Bar-Shalom

Founder of the ultra-Orthodox Jerusalem College and recipient of the Israel Prize for lifetime achievement and special contribution to society and the country for the year 2017

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עודד בן עמי - Oded Ben Ami

עיתונאי ואיש תקשורת ישראלי המגיש את מגזין "שש עם" של חברת החדשות. כיהן בעבר כדובר צה"ל בדרגת תת-אלוף.

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Oded Menster

Actor, acting teacher, dubber and producer

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Dr. Oz Martin

Doctor, psychotherapist, lecturer and couple counselor

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Ezra Dagan

Theater, film and television actor, singer, mime artist, theater director, teacher and lecturer. Together with Irit Dagan, he directs "Testimony Theater - To Tell in order to live" - a therapeutic-educational project that brings students together with Holocaust survivors

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Prof. Ido Bruno

Born, lives and works from Jerusalem. designer, curator teacher, and creator. Owner of IDBruno design studio, professor of design in the industrial design department at the Bezalel Academy of Art and Design and a lecturer there. He served as the director general of the Israel Museum.

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Idit Shapira

Educator

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Amos Shapira - Amos Shapira

Manager and entrepreneur. Served as CEO of Hogla, CEO of El Al, CEO of Cellcom, President of the University of Haifa and volunteered as Chairman of ALOT - a national association for children and adults with autism. Shapira is the head of the "Education Committee in the View of Special Education", in addition to being a lecturer in the fields of Management in universities and academic institutions

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Anat Draigor

A great basketball player and a talented coach, whose great achievements provide a powerful source of inspiration for athletes and athletes at the beginning of their careers;

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Anat Magen Shabo

Actress, comedian and narrator

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Arafat Ismail

Chairman of the Kfar Dahmash Association, attorney and social activist

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Fayeze Mansour

Married to Henriette, father of three sons and grandfather of five grandchildren. He currently serves as chairman of the St. George Orthodox Association in Ramla.

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Pinchas Avivi

President of the Israeli Diplomatic Association and retired senior ambassador, former Deputy Director General of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Ambassador of Israel to various countries

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Penny Leist - Penny Leist

Founder and manager of the "Betzedek" program for fraternal justice processes in sexual abuse.

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Tsvika Nir

Chairman of the Association of Hebrew Writers in Israel, writer, poet, jurist and public figure

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Tzvika Shulman - Tzvika Shulman

Chairman of the organization of expatriates of Lublin and the surrounding area,

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Zahi Cohen

Founder and CEO of "Learning in a New World", former owner and CEO of Reality Games and media and productions man

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Rony Alsheich - Rony Alsheich

Security man, former Commissioner of the Israel Police

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Ronny M. Dotan

Genealogist and Holocaust researcher

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Ronny.R.Hahn

A man who loves people and believes that by standing others prefers to watch with a smile instead of sadness. Engaged all his professional life in the field of tourism management and aviation

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Ronit Tirosh

Educator, former director general of the Ministry of Education and a member of the Knesset. She currently serves as chair of the Football Referees Association

Dr. Roy Horovitz

Actor, director and lecturer

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Refael Cohen

Born with Down Syndrome, he works at Shalva in a wide variety of roles. Writes songs, deals with music, music and hosts events.

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Rina Matzliach - Rina Matzliach

Israeli journalist, television and radio broadcaster

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רמי שיר - Rami Shir

עורך עיתון הילדים "אצבעוני", סופר, עורך ספרים ועיתונאי

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Reuela Shahaf-Salzberg

Philosophy teacher, painter, daughter of Yitzhak Salzberg who was a borschtist in the "Dom Shirot" orphanage of Janusz Korczak and Stefania Wilczynska in Warsaw

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פרופ' רפי קרסו - Prof. Rafi Carasso

מומחה לנוירולוגיה ולטיפול בכאב, ולתחום עיכוב תהליכי הזדקנות

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Shirley Pinto

A public woman, active in promoting the rights of the deaf and promoting sign language. Shirley is accompanied by a voice reading by Liat Peugeot

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Shahar Feinstein Gabriel

Family man, educator, lawyer, citizenship teacher, musician, principal and founder of the Shapira neighborhood school in Tel Aviv-Yafo

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Shlomi Goldberg

Editor and presenter of television and radio programs, announcer and broadcaster of state ceremonies. Shlomi has been a documentary film director at the Israel Broadcasting Authority since 1990. For 13 years he served as the director of the Department of Jewish Culture on Channel One

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Shmuel Beru

Actor, stand-up comedian, screenwriter and director, winner of the Film and Television Council Award

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Shmuel Wilozheny - Shmuel Wilozheny

Film, TV and theater actor, comedian, stand-up comedian and director, winner of the Ophir Award for Best Supporting Actor. Considered one of the "founding fathers" of the art of stand-up in Israel.

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Shimon Mimran

Theater, television and film actor and acting teacher

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Sasson Gabai

Film, television and theater actor

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Sassi Keshet

Actor in film, television and theater, artistic director of the Yiddishpiel Theater

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Thelma Brill - Talma Brill

Chirologist - personal and employment consultant

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Tamar Eden - Tamar Eden

Born in Kibbutz Ganiger, daughter of educators, Zahva and Shobah Aden, who was chairman of the Korchak Association in Israel. Instructor at the Eno Museum in Tel Aviv.

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Tamar Krieger-Armoni

Married and mother of five sons, literature teacher at Himmelfarb High School for Boys in Jerusalem and literature teacher at the Kerem Teacher Training Institute in Jerusalem

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Legend

Who is a happy person?

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A legend about a song

How music came into the world

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A legend about soda

It is not enough that the struggle is right, it should be directed towards the right goal

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Legend of our home

Embracing past memories in a changing world

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The legend of life

Unreasonable hatred and the bitter laughter of fate

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Love

What is important in life - wealth or happiness?

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Love

The personification of love, in the form of a young girl, comes to the human world to see with her own eyes how her fans, human beings, admire her. To her amazement she discovers a huge and painful gap between the ideal and reality

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Guest for a moment

In: How to love a child - boarding school

A variety of children's reactions to a stranger visiting their home

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Happiness

Everyone wants to be happy, but what is happiness?

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One and only

About one moment of happiness

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After the trip

About content children and those who are never happy

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After Death (Fantasy)

The results of our actions are joy for generations or weeping for generations

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After the auction

Love and diligence overcome any difficulty

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After many years

Criticism of the conduct of upper class girls and their attitude towards their lower class members

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How God ran away from the church

In: St. Madmen

When people show respect to God, but their hearts are empty of faith and values

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How to take?

The face of bribery as an accepted social norm

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It is not a shame to make a mistake - the rules of life

Fear of making mistakes prevents experimentation, dampens challenges and blocks learning and development

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To the sun

Three paths lead to the sun - to light, to knowledge, wisdom and progress: The path of truth, the path of love and the path of beauty. Three figures walk to the sun, each followed by many people. Even though their paths meet, and even though the three of them are headed to the same place - they refuse to walk together. But still, the hope that one day they will join forces and walk together - remains.

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Don't be polite

A father whose life experience has taught him that society does not particularly value kindness and generosity, and he educates his son not to be polite

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do not interfere

Insights from an educator

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Eliezer De'er Glazer

Korczak's great grandfather who serves as a symbol of love for others, kindness and giving, while exercising discretion

Antosh the hunchback

On the upheavals of fate, self-confidence and self-belief in one's right to happiness

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Antk

Reading books as a basis for connecting people

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Antek escapes from the Count's estate

In: "Street children"

A street child explains to a philanthropist that donation and help are only useful when they meet the needs of the supported person and do not trample on his honor

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I beg your pardon, children

On coming to terms with reality and accepting the existing in love

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Ugly Anshel

From: The Camp Stories

Society's attitude towards others and its effect on them.

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At Mrs. Kiri-Sklodowska's

About superficiality and chauvinism

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عند النجار (at the carpenter's)

About the things that make a person happy

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Illusions - internal problems

The shattering of the illusion of freedom and independence that adults create in children undermines the teenagers' trust in society and in themselves

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Who does mom love

Conversation between a child and his hard-working mother, before bed time

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The loneliness of old age

Diary - Confession - Balance Sheet and Will. An old man's Introspection

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From: Bobo

(practical research)

On the wonder of the creation of life

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abroad

Is the neighbor's lawn really greener?

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Peer Tribunal

About the members' tribunal, its aims and importance

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A new school for girls

Chauvinism in the Itzla of feminism

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At the grocery store

A couple of honest merchants who, for livelihood reasons, are having a hard time as they unsuccessfully try to cheat their clients

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ברכת פרידה

Korczak's blessing to his adolescent trainees who are parting from the orphanage to become independent adults

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In: The five-year-old

How children's self-perception is formed

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An obedient son

n innocence and good faith

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A good craftsman

On the value of expertise and fairness

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In the open field

A world is , it is always the same. It is the person looking at it, who sees it different every time

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Gudjio and Rodgio

On the price of conformity

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A cotton wool garden

In: The stories of the camps

Instructions for growing seeds on a cotton swab

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door

Different ways to deal with a challenge

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The vase

Storm of emotions - about the tension between anger and revenge and fear and pangs of conscience

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Last in class

On hidden talent and self-fulfilling prophecy

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The bad man

On prejudices and their disastrous consequences

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The emancipatory

Social critique of the objectification of women and their status in society

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The truth is on its way

People tend to know the truth and even treat it politely and like it, but the paths of the truth and of humans do not always meet (save for Yair Garboz)

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The first visit

The power of a small act of kindness to affect an entire life

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The cabin

The cost of capitalization and secession

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She came to age

A critique of the woman's limited status in society and assumptions regarding the social expectations of women

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The reward

On internalizing exploitation, acquired suspicion and loss of self-esteem

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Firm opinions

On social desirability

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Fairness does not philosophize

A short story about fairness and the erosion of values in society

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the dream

In: When I'll be little again

An adult who expresses a desire to be a child again, and his wish comes true

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Be as you are

The relationship of the guide to the guided and to himself

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The first say at school

Reflections towards the first day of elementary school

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the first day

In: When I'll be little again

An adult who wanted to be a child again and his wish came true. Sums up his first day after becoming a child again.

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The armchair

The reward of honesty and trustworthiness

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The clown

The world as a circus - about what human beings are and what they could have been

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The teacher

A famous man, who remembered where he came from and who supported and believed in him in the beginning - keeps grace of youth to his old teacher.

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The millionaire

if I was rotshild...

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My fashionable coat

On the price of the lien to the fashion order.

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The scandalous trials

Sharp social criticism of society's attitude towards teachers

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The most beautiful gift

A value of esteem is measured the the purity of intention

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Prince Croc

From: In the summer camp

On responsibility, self-respect and children in the kingdom of poverty

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The city of Superxil

Work because he will reign - criticism of a society that sanctifies appearances

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Times change

The upheavals of fate and a recurring and unexpected encounter after years, between one of the sages of the class and the "fool" of the class

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theater play

From: "Street Children"

A message about life through allegorical figures

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Nurse Felicia's lie - كذبة الممرضة فيليسيا

About sensitivity, devotion and kindness in old age

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Glory, chapters 5 and 6

Chapter 5 - "The Boy Who Swallows Books" - Vladek meets a friend who "swallows books" and through him gets to know the world of books and self-study. Chapter 6 - "Reading and Dreaming" - Olek takes Wladek to the library, where he meets the world and its fullness

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And what about mine?

About the encounter between the poor and the rich from the points of view of a child and of a poor cleaning worker

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Memory

Intergenerational connection and the chain of generations

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Memories from the previous war

The aousome power of the renewed life growing out of the ruins and horrors of war

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omelet

In: The stories of the camps

On different ways of dealing with the same task and with a variety of opinions

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Summer vacation

About curiosity, interest and for reading books as a vacation entertainment.

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New camper

No matter how much a person develops and changes, he will always keep carrying his past within him

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Knowledge and books - the rules of life

In order for children to acquire the skill of understanding between a good book and a bad one - they must be allowed to make mistakes and learn from their mistakes

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jubilee

A waiter is a human being

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Jubilee of the deed

It is the responsibility of every person to advance the world in deeds, for oneself and for future generations

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A child in the family

In: How to love a child

Society must provide every child with the best conditions for development, no matter what background he comes from and what his chances are of reaching greatness.

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Pump sea

How the pump wheel and puddle of water that had accumulated next to it turned from a discipline problem into an exciting game

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Rules of life - boys-girls

In praise of diversity and multiplicity

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Louis Pasteur

How Louis Pasteur became a scientist and what was his great discovery

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Wait

Praiseד of patience and waiting

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Impeccable

When a good name is bought with money instead of credibility and proper behavior

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Untitled

Bureaucracy "at its best"

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Why does my father shout?

fortune teller

About the misery of rich children who do not get the attention of their parents

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Why do I clear dishes

Personal example - living according to the values one is fighting to promote

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What is happening in the world I

An explanation to the children about the war (World War I) happening around them in particular, and wars and human behavior in general.

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What's his name?

On internal boundaries and self-discipline

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My smart thoughts

On the gap between the statement of intent and their realization

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A waiter is a human being

Social criticism of the society's attitude towards unprofessional employees

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The dollar act

From the book: "Little Jack"

Jack, a third grader, receives one dollar as a gift from his grandfather. This event invites a glimpse into the intricacies of Jack's family and a complicated system of considerations on how to drive the same dollar and what can be done with it

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Terribly funny

The chain of effects of rent increase

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The source of power

About the power of motherly love

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Pull, young man

If you know better do not criticize - get up and do

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job

What motivates a person to rescue others

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In: How to love a child

About the place of man in the global nature

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From: Lecture on History

Every person is important and valuable

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From: The child's right to dignity

A call to reverence for the child and his life experiences in a condescending, dismissive and belittling world of adults.

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We will shake the foundations of the land

About youth-dreams of fixing a world, and what happens to them in the encounter with the reality of life

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Talking papers

Certificates and letters carry life stories within them

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candies

About small acts of kindness and the human need to contribute and benefit others

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The end of the world

When the women disappeared from the world

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library

The library as a nurturing and enriching social and cultural center

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new workers

Everyone deserves a chance to learn from their experience and prove themselves

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Court Gazette No. 1

On the courts and penalties and on the tribunal

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About the sparrows

What can be learned from observations about a band of sparrows

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About a young deer and a puppy

A story for young children about compassion, caring and friendship between people who differ

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On the sea shore

Home is part of the personal identity

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About Three sons (just a Legend )

On different manifestations of success and what is important in life

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Traces of a crime

The price a person pays for his crime

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The blossoming of the youth

The song of the awakening soul

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Franek

A former drunk tells his friend how he overcame his drinking addiction

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Scar

About racism and emotional harm that is profound than physical harm and leaves a scarred soul

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Evening concert

From: The stories of the summer camps (Yoseks, Shmols and Shrols)

About a wonderful and special harmony that children, who are different from each other, can create together in an enabling and respectful environment

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Shelter

His handiwork to brag about

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Brawls

Another approach to dealing with fights between children

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Summer camps

A charity-dependent donation-based enterprise may be eliminated at any time for no plausible reason

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New Year

About motivation for new beginnings versus a constant and ongoing commitment

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conversation

Pleasant and cheerful thoughts can improve a bad mood

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The doll's blanket

The mental account of an elderly widow, and all she desired is happiness for human beings

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Two sculptures

An idle debate about unfounded theories

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Casio's student

A young child teaches his adult neighbor to read

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The prayer of amazement

Admiration of the world and of being a part of it

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Prayer of joy

A private prayer of a happy person who is happy in part

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The prayer of a little man

A private prayer of a simple man confessing his weaknesses and petty sins

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The prayer of a boy

A private conversation-prayer of a boy conversing with his God on everyday matters

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The educator's prayer

A private prayer of an educator whose students' best interests are at the forefront of her concerns

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A ship named 'Storm'

n a game of imagination, the forest trees become a fleet of ships, and the children become seafarers

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"Happiness"

From the pitfalls of life

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How Ponek gained fame

Human relations are the basis of success

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wife

Contrary to popular opinion - women are human beings

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At the carpenter's

What makes a person happy?

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You are like that and I am like that

Even in moments of insult and anger - respectful, honest and open discourse helps in creating good relationships

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in the meadow

Transparency builds credibility and trust

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Childhood loneliness

There are many sides to loneliness

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Bullock

Two childhood friends meet after the many years have taken each to a place in life

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building a fort

Division of roles, participation and hard work in building the fort for the joint play of all the children of the summer camp

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waste

Man's fate is left to chance

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Satan's Synagogue

Sharp criticism of the functioning of the light rail in Warsaw

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School

When a student is not good at school - there is a reason to talk

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Not funny at all

Crocodile tears - alienation and inaction wrapped in the veil of so-called emotional care and apparent enlightenment.

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in holiday jackets

About social behavior and the truth behind it

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The housing problem

There is nothing new under the sun

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At the summer camp - noise in the sleeping hall

About taking responsibility

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At the summer camp - two trials

At the summer camp, fifth chapter - on the member court

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In praise of effort and perseverance - the rules of life

Thought, effort and constant labor increase the value of knowledge

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In the abyss

Criticism of the effectiveness of incarceration as punishment

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The decent person

The price of standing up for justice and of giving up justice

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The reasonable person

In praise of the stability and security at the base of grayness

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Humanity is awakening

No one can stop the human struggle for freedom, independence and rights

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The blonde, the policeman and the rickshaw puller

On fairness, fairness and human dignity

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The boys go to visit the girls

On the experience of the meeting and the children's discourse. In: Yozeks, Ishaks and Franks. The camp stories, chapter six

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the lounge

How the capitalist society was born in the mind of a saboteur

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Children are ...

About choosing to ignore facts and beautify reality instead of changing it

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Let's clean up!

Sloppy - and good for him.

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Our exhibitors

Think before you act

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the maids

A cynical, critical and sarcastic description of the society's accepted attitude towards housekeepers

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The philanthropists

Criticism of philanthropists' considerations in choosing the goals of their donations

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The boy who "swallows" books

From "The Glory", chapter five. On the character of an autodidact

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Miss Adela

On one of the motives of philanthropy

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last evening

Love is reflected in the little things

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the readings

Organizing children for voluntary activity in the community

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The Moon Adventure

People in the moonlight are the same people who were in the sunlight

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the questions

You will wonder about the society's critical attitude towards its members

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The interrupted song

Human love - what is it?

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education

Between study, education and education

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my alarm clock

Humans hate waking up

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The eccentric man

What amuses and makes one laugh may hurt another from: "Mosques, mosques and sleeves" - in the summer camp, chapter 17

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This could be your way

The danger of losing independent thinking alongside an exemplary figure

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The bird lover

A single caged bird is fine

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visiting leave

The last of friends and the loneliness of an old man

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Youthful beatings. From: The Confession of a Butterfly

A teenage boy's stormy reflections on love, learning and life

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Financial Education

Children should be taught the value of money from an early age

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five stones

Man is the pattern of his childhood landscape

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Sunday

For innocent people the world can be a very confusing place

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Children of the Bible - Moses, chapter 3

The shared truth is created from the sum of personal truths

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Children of the Bible - Moses, chapter 12

Does leadership depend on appearance?

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Children are human beings

Education can nurture what is in a person, but not fundamentally change him

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Yendrek the village boy

What a child can learn on his own if only he is free to do so

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Here are games - do not disturb

A game is a complex and meaningful event that must be respected and not interrupted

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Own

The reflections of an elderly man

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know how to live

Proven and not necessarily recommended methods to win the boss's attention

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Lose with dignity - the rules of life

For a successful game you need a good friend, inspiration and a feeling that you are free

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Introduction to the story

Immigration - the dream and the price

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Critic

Appearance of understanding gives a person power and influence over others

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fortune teller

People's future is determined by their education and by their actions and conduct in the present

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Tower of Babel

Even when the language is shared - humans do not have a common language

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Why people pray?

Different reasons for praying

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From the series "Wonderful Events"

Instead of benefiting and nurturing the world he is responsible for - man harms and destroys every good part.

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human thought

We do not know according to which laws the thought of a child - of a person - is governed

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My clever thoughts - the nose

It is difficult to mend a person's ways. That is why decent people are required for tolerance and empathy

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My clever thoughts - serve

about distorted priorities

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My clever thoughts - Electric Lighting

Choosing concealment instead of exposing indecent acts and changing behavior

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Who lived in 1902?

What does it mean to "live the life"?

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The diary of a 9-year-old boy

A 9-year-old boy writes his thoughts, dreams and plans, and his 12-year-old tutor responds.

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Across the sea

A house is much more than four walls and a roof

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A stupid act

About workplace corruption

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Fight

Repairing and reuniting relationships will never make things right

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A tested prescription for building houses from sand

About the process of building houses from sand. In: Yozeks, Ishaks and Franks - Chapter Five

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The flower trial

What is the judgment of children who, instead of returning in time for a meal, went to pick flowers? From - "Mosques, mosques and sleeves" - chapter 5

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From the draw of Dacagant

When a bored person looks for thrills under the lamp

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The soul of a capitalist

Money dumbfounds the world

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author

When life and art mix

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Ending (or: how Valdak became famous)

A dream that came true differently than we imagined - is still a dream that came true.

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Sphinx

A human need for recognition and appreciation as the basis for a meaningful life

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The children's help

Duty as involvement, time management and education for partnership and public responsibility

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Christmas tree for the little one

The maturing of a teenager in a poor family is expressed in his taking on a role and relates responsibility

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sad or bad?

How to talk so that children will listen, or an abusive child is not necessarily a bad child

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poodle

Blind loyalty and disillusionment

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criminal

A human look at a criminal

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franc

Who is the real criminal - the thief who stole or the one who allowed a child to live on no terms

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The Belzia affair

Who's right? Exercise in judgment

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Tsikrabova

A boy is a boy is a boy...

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Chernetsky

At the summer camp, Chapter 12

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The voice of Moses - the voice of the Promised Land

About slavery and liberty and on free will

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Philanthropy courses for women

About a donor who is more focused on her own desire to give than on the needs of the recipient

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Reading and dreaming

About the world of books and independent learning out of choice, curiosity and interest

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Rainbow

There are children in society who don't even get to see a rainbow in their day

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An interview with horses

On the world view of the upper class, and on their attitude to others and to life

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Trains

A passenger's protest against the conduct of the Warsaw Railway Company

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errors

To err is human and inevitable

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the stages of life

The pain of disillusionment with ideals

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Two calls

Everything is in the eye of the beholder

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מתוך: תפילתו של אמן

תפילתו של אמן המודע לצבעוניות אישיותו ועומקיה, ומודה עליהן לבורא (שמור לרחלי רוגל)

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questioning

Even a villain among villains longs to be justified for his most heinous deeds and is always comforted by the thought that in the wider world there are much greater villains than himself.

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שלושת המסעות של הרשל

Herschel, an orphaned and poor boy, four years old. Alone in the world, dreaming of reaching the Land of Israel

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Introduction to the story "The Three Voyages of Herschel"

The text was written by Janusz Korczak as an introduction to the story "The Three Voyages of Herschel". Korczak handed it over to Jerahmiel Weingarten in 1926 and asked him to translate it from Polish to Hebrew. Weingarten accepted the request, translated the introduction into Hebrew and published it in the Hebrew newspaper, "Alim", which he edited in Poland.

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About the story "The Three Voyages of Herschel"

Yitzhak Perlis describes the background and context in which the story was written

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The beginning of the story "The Three Voyages of Herschel"

Jerahmiel Weingarten tells about the conversation he had with Korchak, in which Korchak told him about the story he was working on writing, and even asked Weingarten to translate the introduction, which was already written at the time, into Hebrew.

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Janusz Korczak - The tortured Jew

By: Yerahmiel Weingarten

A page from a citizen's diary

Written by: Eitan Agaiv, Itai Shmueli and Ido Shohat. School: Yitzhak Rabin, Tel Mond Teacher: Iris Katz

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Tomorrow will be good

Written by: Galia Nitzan and Noga Reichenstein Yitzhak Rabin School, Tel Mond

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A page from the diary of an Israeli citizen in 2025

Written by: Itamar Mashiach, 8th grade student, Yitzhak Rabin High School, Tel Mond

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Personal diary 26.11.25

Written by: Daria Sharr and Tamar Nitzan, 8th grade, Yitzhak Rabin High School, Tel Mond

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Journal pages

Written by: Noam Pitshon and Noga HaSchal 8th grade, Yitzhak Rabin School, Tel Mond Teacher: Iris Katz

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A page from a citizen's diary in 2025

Written by Yoav Haschel, 8th grade, Yitzhak Rabin School, Tel Mond. Teacher: Iris Katz

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Personal diary

Written by: Polly Weinblatt, 8th grade, Yitzhak Rabin High School, Tel Mond. Teacher: Iris Katz

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A child's diary in 2025

Written by: Noam Welt and Haran Laub School: Yitzhak Rabin, grade: 81, settlement: Tel Mond, teacher: Iris Katz

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A page from a citizen's diary

Written by: Shahar Yaacov and Ithi Levinson, 8th grade, Yitzhak Rabin High School, Tel Mond. Teacher: Iris Katz

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tomorrow will be better

Article: Yakin Sweid, 10 years old, from Paki'in

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From the diary of Adi 25

Written by: Stav Levy, 8th grade, High School Rabin Tel Mond Teacher: Iris Katz.

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Personal diary, October 7, 2025

Written by: Itamar Gefen, grade 87, Rabin School, Tel Mond. Educator: Anat Moshe

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Tomorrow will be good

Written by: Amit Lex, 7th grade, Rabin Education House, Tel Mond Educator: Anat Moshe

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Tomorrow will be a good page in the diary of an Israeli citizen in 2025

Written by: Ariel Tzallikhin, 7th grade, Rabin Education House, Tel Mond Educator: Anat Moshe

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Tomorrow will be good

Written by: Noya and Gaya, 6th, Kiryat Hanachun Rabin, Tel Mond. Educator: Galit Kohani

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Dear Diary

Article: Stav Murad, 6th grade, Rabin School, Tel Mond. Educator: Galit Kohani

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Tomorrow will be good

Writer: Itamar Golani, 6th grade, Rabin High School, Tel Mond. Educator: Galit Cohen

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Tomorrow will be good

Written by: Rani Afek, grade 6, Rabin High School, Tel Mond. Educator: Galit Kahani

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Dear Diary

Article: Nicole Levitt, grade 6, Rabin School, Tel Mond. Educator: Galit Kohani

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A page from a citizen's diary

Writer: Liam Uziel, grade 81, High School Rabin, Tel Mond. Educator: Iris Katz

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"Tomorrow will be good" - a page from the diary of an Israeli citizen in 2025

Written by: Alon Mordechai, 7th Street, Rabin School of Education, Tel Mond. Educator: Anat Moshe

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Journal pages

Written by: Michael Schulzinger, 7th grade, Rabin Tel Mond school. Educator: Anat Moshe

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Journal pages

Written by: Tomer Landau, 7th grade, Rabin Tel Mond educational institution Educator: Anat Moshe.

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Personal diary

Written by: Itai Hayman, grade 7, Rabin Education House, Tel Mond Educator: Anat Moshe

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Personal diary

Written by: Omer Kamil, 7th grade, Rabin Education School, Tel Mond. Educator: Anat Moshe

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Tomorrow will be good

Written by: Itai Zaltz and Yair Barash Or, 8th grade, Rabin Education School, Tel Mond. Educator: Orit Dolev Damashchak

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tomorrow is better

Written by: Daniel Yokav and Aviv Kamisa, grade 82, Rabin Education School, Tel Mond. Educator: Orit Dolev Damashchak

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A better tomorrow - journal page

Written by: Noa Ifergan and Noa Ben David, 8th grade, Rabin School, Tel Mond. Educator: Orit Dolev Damashchak

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A soldier's story

Written by: Omer Hacarmali and Yuval Katz, 8th grade, Rabin Education School, Tel Mond. Educator: Galit Hachani

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a better day

Written by: Elroy Hecht, grade 87, Rabin Education School, Tel Mond. Educator: Anat Moshe

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The story of a survivor - a skilled page

Written by: Milli Geva and Adi Hagai, grade 84, Rabin Education House, Tel Mond. Educator: Sophie Nizri

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Personal skilled page

Article: Noa Roth, grade 87, Rabin Education School, Tel Mond. Educator: Anat Moshe

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My dear diaries - the story of abductees who returned from captivity

Written by: Ohad Levy and Enog Kenfo, 8th grade, Rabin School of Education, Tel Mond Educator: Galit Kahani

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My dear diary - Thoughts for recruitment

Written by: Elia Cohen, 8th grade, Rabin School, Tel Mond. Educator: Galit Kohani

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A page from a citizen's diary, year 2025

Written by: Itai Zemach, 8th grade, Rabin School, Tel Mond Educator: Galit Kahani

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Hello, dear Yomani

Written by: Amir Segev Nascimento and Harel Mamalia, 8th grade, Rabin Tel Mond School

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tomorrow is better

Written by: Ofer Kaner, grade 87, Rabin Education School, Tel Mond. Educator: Anat Moshe

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Dear Diary

Written by Maayan, grade 84, Rabin School, Tel Mond. Educator: Sophie Nizri

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A creative writing contest of short stories on the topic of democracy is underway.

A rallying cry - נדאה for children and boys

To register - click on "read more" and enter the "call" found here

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Instructions for participating in the short story writing contest on democracy

Instructions for participating in the competition

Please read the participation guidelines before registering

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Instructions for participating in a prize-bearing competition in writing the short story - 2023

Instructions for participating in a contest

The jury and the judges

The arbitration board

Donor page

Shulamit Goren-Robinstein

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Erez Katz

Amateur photographer

Photographs inspired by Korczak's stories

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Yoram Segol

Amateur photographer

Photographs inspired by Korczak's stories

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Lior Perry

Amateur photographer

Photographs inspired by Korczak's short stories

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Nili Zohar

Amateur photographer

Photographs inspired by Korczak's short stories

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Idit Shapira

Amateur photographer

Photographs inspired by Korczak's short stories

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Dr. Esther (Esti) Shahaf

Amateur illustrator

Illustration inspired by the story "Terribly Funny"

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Bracha Fishel

A painter by mouth

Paintings inspired by the story "On the seashore"

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Isaiah (Shaike) Shamir

Painter

Illustrations inspired by Korczak's stories

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Moshe Peleg

Creative artist, painting and sculpture teacher

Paintings inspired by Korczak's short stories

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Nurit Orbach-Meirovich

One of the founders of Katzrin, retired, creates and teaches mosaics

A second light

You painted

Drawing inspired by the story "In the open field"

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Rey Kafra - Rey Kafra

Amateur painter

Adi Segal Weissberger - Adi Segal Weissberger

A family woman remembers her house. Engages in occupational therapy and parent guidance in the Adler approach, develops the postcard project of #shirah_glaviha

The song was inspired by a legend about a song, from the camp stories, by Janosz Korczak

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Anat Regev-Reishin - Anat Regev-Reishin

Poet and director of the circle for creators "Bet and Kol"

A song inspired by the story: "A legend about a song"

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Rachel Dayan - Rachel Dayan

Educator, poetry writer. Lives in Katsrin

The song was inspired by the story "At Mrs. Kiri-Sklodowska's" by Janusz Korczak

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"Only through education can the world be changed for the better"
(Janusz Korczak)

Janusz Korczak is known to all mainly for his
heroic walk to death with the children of the Jewish orphanage he ran, despite the opportunity he was given to save himself. Korczak - The writer, doctor, person and educator educated for the love of the child and demanded to give children human rights. Korczak's life's work is raises humanistic, civic and democratic values that are also reflected in his stories and writings. The Headquarters for Civil Education and Coexistence is a opartner of the Volunteer Project "Israel reads Korczak", initiated by the Korczak Educational Institute of Israeli  in collaboration with the Polish Institute in Israel. The project is designed to promote the same values according to which Korczak lived and worked, and are the essence of the headquarters for civic education and coexistence. At the core of the project are short videos in which people from all corners of Israeli society read short stories written by Janusz Korczak. The role of the Civil Education and Coexistence Headquarters in the project is in the development of lesson plans that combine democratic and civic values and open a window to Korczak's educational doctrine from a civic perspective. Entrance to the lesson plans on the Teaching Staff Portal, the Division for Civil Education and Coexistence

Omelet - a pedagogical proposal

Article: Dr. Sarah Hauptman

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The educators who contributed ideas for incorporating the short stories in kindergarten and first and second grades

After the trip

A cotton wool garden

The first say at school

Why people pray

What's his name

About the sparrows

About a young deer and a puppy

סיפורו של מיתוס

"Only through education can the world be changed for the better."

"Many tears could have been saved if adults had known the child."

"Fixing the world will be possible by fixing education."

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The Polish Institute in Israel is a cultural body initiating cultural, educational and artistic events in order to present Polish culture to the Israeli public. Since 2000, the Polish Institute creates collaborations with the leading educational and cultural institutions in  Israel to form events, festivals and activities in the fields of art, dance, theater, history, science, cinema, design and more. The institute initiates workshops, professional tours and meetings between Israeli and Polish artists in order to enable a multicultural discourse and collaboration between the two societies, while mutual enriching and deeply relating to the common past and future. The Polish Institute offers Polish language courses and operates a library containing a variety of Polish books and films. The institute holds various events in all fields of the arts. The activities are aimed at the Israeli audience, both old and young. The Polish Institute's library includes over 6,000 titles ranging from Polish classics to modern poetry and prose. Those who do not read Polish can find a selection of Polish art, tourism and literature albums translated into English and Hebrew. As part of the institute's activities, it has an educational department that plans programs and advanced training for teachers and counselors who accompany the youth delegations to Poland. The Department of Education also organizes conferences, seminars and professional tours in Poland, in deep acquaintance with the special relationship between the two societies and states, Israeli and Polish and with regard to the greatest tragedy of the Jewish people, which occurred mostly on Polish soil. The Institute's activities address these historical aspects, alongside cultural and social aspects on which the connection between the countries is based and is aimed at a variety of audiences, looking ahead to a common future.

  • 4 Avizohar st., Jerusalem, Israel
  • חשבון מס' 160751, בנק מזרחי טפחות, סניף שערי צדק י-ם.