US Leading Universities Have Abandoned a Core American Value: “To Bigotry No Sanction; to Persecution No Assistance” and They Must Stop Recent events at leading universities are shameful dismissal and abandonment of the core American value: ‘that the Government of the United States gives to bigotry no sanction, to persecution no assistance.” Once centers
How the 10-Day Trip of a Lifetime Really Gets Funded How can you take part? Did you ever wonder who funds Birthright Israel trips? Did you ever wonder how much does it cost to send each participant on the 10-day trip? While it
Spotlight On: Our 2023 Content Team Ready to go to Israel? Got your gear? Planning your pics and videos? Great! We're excited to have you. You're going to see a lot of beautiful sights, and
The Ultimate Guide to What You'll See On Birthright Israel So, you're going on Birthright Israel – are you really ready? There's a lot to take in, but that's why we're hooking you up with the
Where to Eat in Tel Aviv: As Recommended by Locals Foodie culture is huge in Israel, and it’s no surprise that Tel Aviv is at the center. Whether you’re craving a traditional falafel or looking to settle down for a weekend
Am I Jewish Enough for Birthright Israel? One of the most common questions that people have before signing up for Birthright Israel, is whether they are Jewish enough for the trip. But whether you’re from an interfaith family or
8 Married Couples Who Met on a Birthright Israel Trip There’s no denying that a Birthright Israel trip leaves an impact in more ways than one. It’s an opportunity to connect with one’s roots, visit ancient holy sites, and experience
What's the Science Behind the Dead Sea? If you’re planning a trip to Israel, the Dead Sea is probably somewhere on your itinerary. The super salty lake lies between Israel and Jordan and draws in tourists from around the
10 Things to Do and See in Tel Aviv With its sun-soaked beaches, world-famous nightlife, and Middle Eastern vibes, it’s no wonder that Tel Aviv is at the top of everyone’s Israel bucket list. And because there’s so much
Recapping my trip with Birthright Israel Hi!! I’m Justin Schuble, or better known as @dcfoodporn. I am a full-time food and travel Instagrammer, so I have seen some pretty amazing places. But as a Jew and serious hummus-lover,
Top 5 Desserts In Israel 1. CHOCOLATE RUGALACH from Marzipan Outside of the bustling gates of Jerusalem lies a little bakery that you could probably smell from just a few blocks away. This may be what heaven smells
Top 5 Brunch Spots in Tel Aviv Thanks to Birthright Israel, I had the opportunity to experience the trip of a lifetime! Not only did I get to travel the country with my 3 best friends but we got to
What Our Alumni Say: Inspiring Stories About Birthright Israel Did you know that 9 out of 10 people who travel with Birthright Israel rate their trip as great or “one of the best experiences of my life” Our past alumni love to
How to Determine If You're Eligible for a Birthright Israel Trip Are you hoping to spend your summer eating falafel on the Mediterranean? Maybe you’re wondering if you’re even eligible to take part in this once-in-a-lifetime adventure [https://www.blog.birthrightisrael.com/
Falling In Love With Israel Michael Allen Colonia, New Jersey My first trip to Israel was on a Birthright Israel trip in January 2013; this also happened to be my freshman year of college at Temple University. Allow
Our Birthright Israel Experience Lindsey Chiles Jen Weber “Birthright will be an amazing trip…” “...It’s free, why wouldn’t you go explore a new country?...” “...Israel is such a unique and beautiful place, just wait till
744 Miles of Love. 744 Miles of Friendship. 744 Miles of Blessings. Alexa Summers Kansas City, Missouri Israel stretches over 260 miles from the North to the South. During my 10-day trip on Sachlav’s Israel on the House, we covered a total of 744
3 Ways Your Child Can Benefit from Going on a Birthright Israel Trip If your son or daughter has been talking your head off about this free trip to Israel, you might be feeling nervous or wondering what it’s all about. As a parent, it’
Alumni Story Laying Eyes On Jerusalem Birthright Israel Story by Emily Gordon We sat relatively quietly on Bus 295 as we made our way to Jerusalem. This was a distinct departure from what had been the norm of the first half of the trip - rapid chatter, off-key singing in both English and Hebrew (whether music was playing or not)
