Where the party at? (geography)
We beefin' (conflict)
New phone, who dis? (prime ministers)
That's cap... No cap...
(miscelaneous)
Ugh, not a vocabulary test.
100

The capital of Israel, this is where you would visit the Western Wall, the Dome of the Rock, and many other important religious places.

Jerusalem

100

This small strip of land along the Mediterranean Sea is only 25 miles long and 3 miles widfe, but has been the site of many conflicts between Israelis, Egyptians, Palestinians, and now Hamas.

Gaza Strip

100

The current Prime Minister of Israel, on his third term, having served from 1996-1999, 2009-2021, and now since 2022

Benjamin Netanyahu

100

As of 2026 Israel's population is approximately how many million people?

10 million

100

The name given to the belief in the creation (and now continued existence) of a Jewish homeland

Zionism

200

I hope you aren't trying to sink like a stone, because here, everybody floats.

Dead Sea

200

This section of Israel is biblically referred to as Judea and Samaria, and was in conflict between Israelis and many groups. There continues to be conflict about the rights of Jewish people to establish settler communities in this space.

The West Bank

200

The first and only woman to serve as Prime Minister of Israel. She grew up in Milwaukee Wisconsin, and earned the nickname the "Irony Lady" of Israeli politics.

Golda Meir

200

This word is actually Arabic, but is used all over Israel and means hurry up, or let's go.

Yalla!

200

This name came from the Roman Empire and was names due to the connection of the Philistines to the land. It was given in the hopes of limiting the connection of Jews to the land

Palestine

300

Israel borders which sea on it's Western border, you can find many beaches and resorts along its coast

Mediterranean

300

Israel signed one of these with Ehypt in 1979 and one with Jordan in 1994, and still remain in effect today

Peace treaties
300

The first Prime Minister of Israel, he was influential in the development of the nation, and was the first to sign the Declaration of Independence

David Ben Gurion

300

Israel is roughly the size of which US State?

New Jersey

300

These communes can be found all over Israel and were influential in the nation's development.

Kibbutz

400

This river makes up Israel's eastern border and shares a name with one of its neighbors

Jordan River

400

Immediatelky upon its creation, these 5 nations attacked the new State of Israel (4 are neighbors)

Jordan, Syria, Lebanon, Egypt, and Iraq

400

This Prime Minister withdrew from the Gaza strip in 2005, ordering Jewish settlements be left, and military be wiuthdrawn in the hopes of creating peace within the region

Ariel Sharon

400

Get your salads ready, Israeli researchers studying plant genetics created this variant, which can be found all over shelves at any supermarket.

Cherry Tomatoes

400

This isn't just going up to the bimah to bless the Torah, it is the name given to a person moving to Israel

Aliyah

500

This large desert in the Southern half of Israel makes up roughly 55% of Israel's land.

The Negev

500

This region in Northern Israel was involved in many conflicts with Syria, due to both its location and as a source of much of the region's water

Golan Heights

500

In the 1990s this Prime Minister won a Nobel Peace Prize alongside Palestinian leader, Yasser Arafat due to their drive to create peace among the two groups. He was assassinated by an Israeli who opposed the plan.

Yitzhak Rabin

500

It last did this in 2025, but Jerusalem say enough to cover the ground, and Mt Hermon pretty much gets it every year,

Snow

500

This is the name of the government of Israel

Knesset