The first Women's Hebrew Institute in the Jewish Quarter of the Old City.
The
Cohen- Resnick Building. |
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The Dr. Alvin and Betty Stern
young children's Educational Center on Mount Zion.
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The Jerome Schottenstein school of Torah Heritage on Mt. Zion, by his
son Jay Schottenstein, Columbus Ohio.
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The Mount Zion
Foundation
invites your support for the establishment of
The Israel Institute for
Scribal Arts
Rabbi Ben-Tzion Yitzchak
Goldstein, pictured above as Israel's youngest certified
scribe, has returned home. He is now the Director of the
Institute. He is also the innovator and the inspiration
behind Animated Talmud.
Please check out this
site below.
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The foundation has supported camps Metzad and Tamar in the Gush Et-Zion area,
building them a half-Olympic size swimming pool.
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Publications researched
and written by students of the Diaspora Yeshiva
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4. Educational Programs
www.AnimatedTalmud.com
www.AnimatedTalmud.com
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As a public service
The Mount Zion Foundation presented in the U.S.A. during Feb. 2000,
"The False
Witness:
The Trial of Adolph Hitler". A play by Robert M. Krakow. It was presented at the Jan McArt's
, Royal Palm Theater in Boca Raton, FL. There were six
performances. "A huge success: The most compelling trial of
the millennium" as reported by several major
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Ag-Vo-Tech Institute A very ambitious plan was launched
in Southern Florida around the same time as our successful
play.
The rapidly changing world in which we live creates a great
challenge for our children. None is greater than the need to develop
the skills necessary to succeed while continuing to build upon the
Jewish life values that we have created for them.
We all know the unfortunate reality. For a variety of reasons, too
many of our children do not go on to Institutions of higher
learning. Therefore, they fail to develop the tools they need to be
successful and independent adults. Consequently , they end up lacking
self-esteem, and the ability to support themselves and their
families.
For this reason the Mount Zion Foundation established a Torah and
Melacha Institute (TMI), a one -of-a-kind Ag-Vo- Tech (Agricultural,
Vocational and Technical) Institute.
We had hoped to make a difference, when the economy started to
cool, then the tragedy of 9/11. We were forced to delay the implementation of this
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Future Programs and Projects
To
establish a TMI Torah and Melacha institute here in Israel.
To launch another needed software program, "Animated
Biblical Stories" in the near future.
To expand the exhibits and area of the Chamber of the
Holocaust.
To add and develop a Biblical Garden,
adjacent to the Chamber of the Holocaust museum.
To
Expand the World Peace Center; To include a Museum which would
display the world's greatest artists' and sculptors' original works,
interpreting their vision of what peace is, and can be. |
Map of Jerusalem with
Campus and Dormitory building highlighted
Photo of Present Building
before reconstruction
Architect's Model of Building Site
Map of Mount Zion
Projected Costs
Significance of Mount Zion
Need for Building
Use of Building
Naming Dedications
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