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The Western Wall is the last remaining part of the ancient Jewish Temple. It is a sacred site where Jews go to pray and leave notes. Yad Vashem is a Holocaust museum that honors the victims through photographs, artifacts, and an eternal flame. The Dome of the Rock is the most important Islamic site, located on the Temple Mount, which is holy to Jews and Muslims.
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Mica ישראל בת 60
- 1. ישראל בת 60 מיכל
- 3. אחרי הכרזת העצמאות של ישראל , התחילה מלחמת העצמאות . הערבים רוצים לכבוש את ישראל . After the independence of Israel, the War of Independence happened. The Arab countries wanted to conquer Israel אחרי הכרזת העצמאות של ישראל
- 4. תשע חודשים אחרי קום המדינה הוחלט שהסמל של מדינת ישראל יהיה מנורה . מנורה עם ענפי זית . הסמל הרשמי של ישראל The official emblem, was adopted nine months after Israel was established. The Menorah is the emblem of Israel.
- 5. ראש - הממשלה הראשון של . ישראל היה בן גוריון אומה חזקה הוא עזר לבנות מישראל . The first prime minister of Israel was Ben-Gurion. He helped build the strong nation of Israel. ראש-הממשלה הראשון
- 6. ישראלי צריך לשרת בצבא כל ולשמור על ישראל . לישראל יש את הצבא הכי טוב בעולם . Every Israeli needs to go to the army and defend Israel. Israel has the best army in the world. צבא הגנה לישראל
- 7. מקומות קדושים יש בישראל מהמקומות הקדושים : כמה . לדתות שונות , כיפת - הסלע , הכותל , מערת המכפלה . הקבר הקדוש כנסיית In Israel there is holy places for different religions. Some holy places are as follows: the Kotel, Dome of the Rock, Tomb of the Patriarchs, and the Church of the Holy Sepulcher. מקומות קדושים
- 8. הכותל המערבי נשאר מחומת . בית המקדש שני העולם באים מסביב יהודים . להתפלל בכותל The Kotel was the western wall of the Second Temple. Everyday, Jews come from around the world to pray at the Kotel. הכותל
- 9. המטבע של ישראל זה השקל . הדולר חזק יותר מהשקל . The currency of Israel is the Shekel. The dollar is stronger than the Shekel. השקל
- 10. . יש דתות שונות בישראל של האוכלוסייה . ואיסלם , כמה דתות יהדות , נצרות . מיליון 7.241 ישראל יש There are various religions in Israel. Some religions are Judaism , Christianity, Islamic, and. The population of Israel is 7.241 million. דתות
- 12. In 1979, the peace treaty between Israel and Egypt was created. The peace treaty was created to establish security. הסכם שלום בין מצרים וישראל נחתם הסכם שלום בין מצרים וישראל . ,1979 ב על מנת להגיע לבטחון ושלום במזרח התיכון .