Yairah Amit

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Public activity

Yaira Amit's academic pursuits were also combined with public activities related to the Bible and its teachings. In this framework, she served on various committees of the Ministry of Education and Culture, such as the Higher Professional Committee for Bible Teaching, in which she was a member and then chairman, the Matriculation Examination Questionnaire Committee, the Teaching Committee, etc. She was a partner in establishing the bulletin for Bible teachers in public schools: "On the agenda", she served as a member of the steering team of the Department of the Bible and Israel Sources of the President's House , serves as a member of various academic councils, and more, and is also one of the members of the public board of the National Library.

Between 1998-2003 she served as the chairman of the program committee and was responsible for the production of the new curriculum in the Bible for the state education system from Kindergarten to 12th grade, known as the "Curriculum 5633" and serves the system to this day (2008). Her lectures for Bible teachers and the general public present the relevance of biblical literature as a national and universal literature, which despite its antiquity is not a miracle.

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Yairah Amit
יַעֲרָה עָמִית
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Born (1941-10-19) 19 October 1941 (age 82)
Tel Aviv, Mandatory Palestine
NationalityIsraeli
Occupation(s)Biblical Scholar, Professor
Academic background
Alma mater Hebrew University of Jerusalem, Tel Aviv University