Arik Einstein and other artists entertain wounded soldiers at Cafe Scala in Tel Aviv (1969). Photo: IPPA archive.

General Programs

The National Library of Israel offers unparalleled opportunities for cultural and educational enrichment. We seek to inspire a community of learners.


The Future of Memory: October 7 and Its Aftermath

September 12, 6pm ET

Join the National Library of Israel and JTA for an intimate conversation between three of the leading voices in Israel about the events of October 7 and what’s happened since. Authors Amir Tibon, Lee Yaron, and Ilan Troen are all Israeli thought leaders who have written new works about October 7 and the state of Israel’s conflict with its neighbors. 

Cosponsored by the Schusterman Center for Israel Studies, Brandeis University

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Crossroads and Connections

Bring the treasures of the National Library of Israel to your community with an exhibit of 18 highlights from the Library’s collections, available online with an option to print for mounting in your venue. Educational resources, including lesson plans, webinars, videos, in-person speakers and more, are available in conjunction with the exhibition.

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Children on the first day of school (1981). Photo: IPPA archive.

Education programs often include webinars and other events. Stay up to date on the latest online and in-person programs.

Education Programs

Bring a speaker to your community. View our speakers bureau and contact Sarah Palmer, Partnerships and Community Engagement Manager, for details.

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