Modern Hebrew (motion/films/modern-hebrew), 100 s, 1920 x 1080.
Ship this text with the film wherever it is published (the description field
of the post or the video page). Each picture's credit is also on screen, in
its numbered note, while the picture is shown.

Images

- Eliezer Ben-Yehuda, מלון הלשון העברית הישנה והחדשה, vol. 1, Jerusalem and
  Berlin, 1908 (title page, key of signs, front matter, p. 110) and vol. 4
  (p. 1806). Princeton Theological Seminary Library, via Internet Archive
  (https://archive.org/details/thesaurustotiush01benj and
  https://archive.org/details/thesaurustotiush04benj). Public domain.
- The Technikum under construction, Haifa, 1913. Photograph: Albert Bär,
  Central Zionist Archives (PHAL 1619662), via Wikimedia Commons. Public
  domain in Israel.
- Poster for a public meeting at Neve Shalom, Jaffa (dated 1913 by the
  collection): National Library of Israel collection, via Wikimedia Commons,
  https://commons.wikimedia.org/wiki/File:Asefa_Nave_Shalom.jpg, licensed
  CC BY-SA 3.0, https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/
  Changes made in this film: scaled and marked with crop marks over its
  subject lines. The poster is shown from about 86.5 s to 96.5 s.
- Mandate for Palestine, Article 22, London, 24 July 1922, as printed in
  Cmd. 1785 (London: HMSO, December 1922). University of Toronto, via Internet
  Archive (https://archive.org/details/mandateforpalest00leaguoft). Not in
  copyright.

Whether share-alike from the poster attaches to the film as a whole is the
publisher's decision: follow the National Library of Israel item page's own
terms, publish the film (or the board sequence) under CC BY-SA 3.0, or replace
the poster with a type card of its subject lines (NOTES.md, Open items).

Text: Ezekiel 1:4 from Tanach with Nikkud (tanach.us, via Sefaria), public
domain.
Type: Frank Ruhl Libre, Source Serif 4 and Noto Serif (Greek), SIL Open Font
License 1.1.
Voices: ElevenLabs (Clara, narrator; Tomer, Hebrew reader). Music: ElevenLabs
Music API. Effects: ElevenLabs sound generation.