For additional Israeli related web connections, including the results of our survey of cheap phone rates to Israel, see the Israel section of Ganzeh Galus Guide’s Jewish web links page.
For additional Israel based programs see the Israel listings below. For more Hebrew resources on the web, visit our links page. More advanced students can see our listings of Israeli media (including Israeli TV and radio news on the web), the Hebrew University’s Virtual Library, borrow from a Judaica library or form a local reading/discussion group. For real beginners: Free Hebrew Alphabet Flash Cards. For Biblical Hebrew, try this Introduction to Biblical Hebrew. Or visit the JOIN reviews of Hebrew teaching software, At Home With Hebrew (which describes its own and a few competitors’ products), Dor L’Dor (learning letters) or Davka Software (all sorts of Judaica and Hebrew software), Kabbalah Software (similar) or Right to Left Software (similar). For vocabulary practice try Rosetta Stone‘s free internet download, or talk to the folks at Utah School for Jewish Studies, who have tested most of the commercial programs. For beginners, Hebrew is available on the internet from Macom or ORT. The National Center for the Hebrew Language at 21 has introductory and advanced ulpan listings in US and Israel Hebrew materials on the web literary clubs, etc. Hebrew. The Jewish tradition is fully accessible only in Hebrew.
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