Jerusalem
Jewish Facts
Tel Aviv-Jaffa
Caesarea
Haifa
100

Jerusalem in Hebrew

What is Yerushalyim?

100

What is a covenant?

BONUS: Hebrew word for covenant

The agreement G-d made with the Jewish people.

BONUS: Brit

100

On what street is the Dizengoff Center located?

Dizengoff street.

100

How can you visit Caesarea's original port?

You go scuba diving! It's underwater.

100

Haifa was first mentioned as a ____ village in the Talmud?

A fishing village

200

The four divisions of the Old City of Jerusalem.

Jewish Quarter, Christian Quarter, Muslim Quarter, and Armenian Quarter.

200

"Monster" in Hebrew. Hint: think of the park with the slides made of tongues.

Mifletzet

200

Israeli nickname for Tel Aviv?

Hint: think of NYC

The city that never sleeps
200

He built Caesarea

Who is King Herod?

200

All doorways to shops have these

Mezuzot

300

Western Wall in Hebrew

HaKotel Hama'aravi
300

Hebrew word for "beautiful"

Yafeh

300

What is the name of the Israeli Stock Exchange?

Tel Aviv Stock Exchange

300

A lot of ancient Caesarea is hidden under what?

Sand

300

Haifa is compared to what Californian city because of its hilly landscape?

San Francisco

400

Israel honored the 200th birthday of the United States by making a replica of this iconic monument. Hint: the original is in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

What is the liberty bell?

400
English meaning for Tel Aviv

Spring Hill

400

The streets of Jaffa's Artists Quarter are named after these

What are zodiac signs?

400

What is an aqueduct?

An artificial channel used to move water.

400

Haifa is Israel's ____ largest city.

Third

500

Around when did King David make Jerusalem the capital of Israel?

About 3,000 years ago


500

Half of all ____ are polished in Israel

Diamonds

500

What exhibits do you think you'd find at the Diaspora museum?

Jewish life and activities from all over the world, like Poland, Mexico, the US, etc. You can also research your family tree!

500

What is a hippodrome?

Stadium where horse and chariot races were held in ancient times. The one in Caesarea could hold 20,000 people.

500

Another name for Israel's Institute of Technology

Technion

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