Parsha
Korach, who led the rebellion against Moshe, was from THIS tribe
Levi
This flightless bird native to Africa is the largest living bird by height and weight.
Ostrich
This 1982 conflict saw British forces travel halfway around the globe to reclaim a pair of islands from an Argentine invasion.
The Falklands
This Ukrainian town became a major Hasidic pilgrimage site due to the teachings and burial of Rebbe Nachman.
Uman
This country has won the most Men’s World Cups.
Brazil
Korach was joined in his rebellion by Datan and Aviram and On ben Peleth, from this tribe
Reuven
This tiny bird, often mistaken for a large insect, holds the title of smallest bird in the world.
bee hummingbird
In 1967, this northern European country held firm against Soviet tanks and artillery in subzero temperatures, using guerrilla tactics and skis to survive.
Finland
This town in Eastern Europe became legendary in Jewish folklore for its “wise fools” — though its stories were anything but simple.
Chelm
The Hand of God goal, by Diego Maradona, was in this year
1986
According to the Midrash, when Korach came to challenge Moshe, he and his followers were wearing this
A tallit and strings that were completely Techelet blue
This extinct bird, once native to the island of Mauritius, was flightless, about 3 feet tall, and disappeared less than 100 years after it was discovered.
Dodo
This disputed Balkan region declared independence in 2008, but NATO had already bombed Yugoslav forces there nearly a decade earlier to stop ethnic cleansing.
Kosovo
This Babylonian city was home to one of the earliest great yeshivot and served as a center of Jewish learning before Sura and Pumbedita took over.
Nehardea
Before Messi tied him with 16 goals, who previously held the record for most goals in the world cup
Miroslav Klose
Korach had a vision that one of his descendants would be the greatest prophet ever and he used this as proof that he would survive and live on, so therefore he was correct. He failed to understand that this was because his sons would do Teshuva. Who was Korach's descendant?
Shmuel
This seabird has the largest wingspan of any living bird—up to 12 feet—and is known for gliding vast distances over the ocean.
Albatross
After resisting British control, this southern African territory unilaterally declared independence in 1965, sparking a guerrilla war that eventually led to the creation of Zimbabwe.
Rhodesia
This desert site near the Dead Sea was home to a Jewish sect that stored scrolls in caves — giving us one of the greatest archaeological discoveries of the 20th century.
Qumran
This Netherlands player scored the famous “flying header” against Spain in the 2014 World Cup.
Robin Van Persie
In the aftermath of the rebellion, a plague broke out amongst the people. How did Moshe and Aaron stop it?
Aaron took a fire pan and burned incense on it and separated between the living and the dead
Native to Queensland’s tropical rainforests, this flightless bird is considered the world’s most dangerous animals, capable of killing a human with a single kick.
Cassowary
In 1896, this East African empire shocked Europe by defeating an Italian army at the Battle of Adwa, preserving its independence during the Scramble for Africa.
Ethiopia
This city, once in the heart of the Islamic world, was where Rav Saadia Gaon led a powerful academy — and defended rabbinic Judaism against Karaite challenges.
Baghdad
England won its only World Cup in this year
1966