Tarbuton - Hebrew - Israel - Culture - Community

This site works like Netflix, letting you browse the library and make a list of books you’d like them to send you.  They send you a book, you read it, then send it back.  When they receive it, you’ll receive the next book on your list.

The company is in Canada. But, they offer their services for all of North America.  Pricing initially is $14.95.  

http://www.theflyinglibrary.com

CAMP NITZAN Hebrew immersion in an informal setting combined with activities that children (ages 4-7) love.(this is from their Ad)

"The nine-day smart start at Camp Nitzan will enrich the Hebrew program your child attends throughout the school year. A day at Camp Nitzan is an integrated Hebrew learning environment using sports, crafts, music, cooking, games and dancing."

http://northernnj.ujcweb.org/page.aspx?id=115273

This store is located on Arjons.

http://hatikva.com/

Located on Morena Blvd, this store offers a variety of Judaica and Israeli items.

http://www.dorldorjudaicaonline.com/

This publication was recommended in a recent meeting of our San Diego "cafe v’Ivrit". It seems to cover Israel along with politics, religion and culture.

http://www.momentmag.com/

This is a weekly publication that is available online and in print. It also provides the ability to hear it online (have it read to you) - i.e. it has audio files available for use.

http://www.shaaronline.com/eng/

I LOVE this concept and haven’t tried it yet but hope it will help communities raise money for Israel in a fun way.  If you like to run marathons or half marathons you can contact this group and let them know about the race.

They’ll post the race on their web site and set up their site so you can use it to raise money for Israel.  What an amazing way to get a team of friends together to do something fun and support Israel.

http://www.runningforisrael.com

This Ulpan is offered by San Diego local Yehudit HaLevy. She is a long time educator who has worked in many local schools and been involved in drafting curriculum as well.  She teaches a formal Ulpan - Israeli style.  But, also offers multiple programs connected to Judaism and Religion including assisting with conversion for those who may be seeking such things.

I have met Yehudit and she has a sincere love for teaching and enthusiasm for sharing Hebrew and Israel with the community.  I have not participated in her programs but share her web site with you here.

http://ulpansd.com/