Lands Peoples and Cultures
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This updated edition highlights the different holidays celebrated by Jews, Christians, and Muslims in Israel. New photos and text also examine the country’s art and architecture.
This book is for children of ages 9-14. In this country with little water and a lot of desert, people have wrestled with nature to build towns and cities, farms, and factories. "Israel: The Land" introduces young readers to this ancient land - a "homeland" and a dream come true for millions of people. The topics include: thriving cities such as Haifa and Tel Aviv-Jaffa; ancient and modern Jerusalem; the diverse peoples that have lived in Israel over many centuries; the thrilling discoveries of the Dead Sea Scrolls and the ancient fortress of Masada; agriculture and industry; climate and wildlife.
This book is suitable for ages 9-14. "Israel - The People" focuses on the daily activities of the many different peoples who make up modern Israel. The importance of religion, school, work, and the family to Jews, Muslims, and Bedouin are all explained using lively photos and easy-to-understand text. The topics covered include: special sections devoted to food; modern life on a kibbutz; the dramatic story of modern Israel's birth; the flood of immigrants that followed; and, the challenge to find lasting peace at its 50th anniversary.
This book is suitable for ages 9 to 10 years. Israel is a land of faith, both for those who created it and for those who live there, and visit there. "Israel the Culture" examines how Jewish, Christian, and Muslim holidays and festivals are celebrated in Israel. There are new updated spreads on art and architecture, leisure-time, language and communications, and peace and security. With 20 new images, and updated copy, "Israel the Culture" shows how Israeli's live, work, and play. The topics include: music; holidays and celebrations; dance, clothing, and ways of life.
