סיור מודרך במקוה ישראל

Mikveh Israel is a youth village and boarding school in Israel. It was the first Jewish agricultural school in the land of Israel. The school was founded by Charles Netter in 1870, east of Jaffa (in today's Holon). The school has several important contributions to the establishment of the State of Israel, in education, agriculture, absorption, security and more. Instructor: Aviva Schwartz. 00:00 Introduction - Mikva law 06:22 Establishment of "Alliance Israélite Universelle" 09:10 Establishment of the "Mikveh Israel" 10:27 Zvi Hirsch Kalischer 11:44 Western influence 12:08 Biblical names 12:32 Wine 13:05 Hebrew, Yehuda Gur 13:43 The original entrance gate to Mikveh - the Jerusalem Gate 14:19 The road to Jerusalem 15:53 ​​Swampy area 16:25 Antilia Wells 20:37 limestone hill 21:30 Preservation of sites 22:25 Road 44, the entrance gate 24:12 Banyan tree 25:29 Carl Netter comes to visit... 27:20 the synagogue 27:29 The influence of French culture 28:24 Architectural culture 29:43 The entrance sign 31:01 Templer's technology 32:07 The front door 32:47 The synagogue 32:56 The Holy Ark 33:50 The synagogue was built 33:56 Joseph Niego 36:18 Cultural signs in the synagogue 37:19 Preservation and restoration 41:44 Direct connection to Jerusalem 42:13 The floor 42:46 The beginning of secularism 44:12 Youth Aliyah 44:48 The story of my father Mordechai Lebovich 45:36 The inner side of the farm 46:01 Water well 46:16 Krause's mast trainee 47:01 The inner courtyard with a water well 50:03 The machines 50:33 transmission-transmission 52:42 Demonstration - how the machine works 53:44 David Leibowitch-Weapons production 56:00 The Davidka 57:09 Neter's House 57:27 The winery 57:46 Theodore Sandel 59:29 The Balfour Declaration 01:00:49 Home- Assaf Inbari 01:01:17 Change-negation of exile 01:02:30 Elijah Krause 01:05:05 Hebrew language 01:06:29 Avraham Yoffe 01:12:04 Summary