Taglit
Birthright Israel to hold first Taglit Global Business Summit in Tel Aviv
The gathering reflects Birthright Israel's impact both on Jewish communities worldwide and on Israel's economy.
If we want strong Jewish identities, we must bring young Jews to Israel - opinion
Saved by a square: A rainy-day miracle at Jerusalem’s Hebrew Music Museum
Beyond the headlines: An American hug in a Bat Yam apartment - opinion
Record number of Taglit participants land in Israel
Over 1,200 Birthright participants land in B-G Airport, the highest number of participants to arrive in country on single day.
'Women in Israel have right to sit where they want'
While addressing Birthright group, PM speaks out against discrimination against women, says Israel "a free country".
Adelson donation boosts Taglit participation
Donation by Jewish-American billionaire Sheldon Adelson will allow 2,000 people to tour Israel this winter.
Boteach trumpets ‘inspirational impact’ of Birthright
Tour of Israel taken by US Rabbi declared to be “incredibly intensive, very challenging and utterly rewarding.”
3,000 party at Taglit ‘Mega-Event’ in Ramat Gan
Festivities hosted by actor Michael Harpaz, feature addresses from Taglit-Birthright CEO Gidi Mark, IDF’s chief education officer.
Questioning her birthright
In her drawings and caricatures of American tourists and a few Israelis, the author has captured a very small slice of life.
Hi-tech hub Ra’anana added to Birthright travel itinerary
Pilot tour of high-profile computer, software companies draws mixed response from Taglit participants.
NYC's Bloomberg declares May 'Birthright Israel Month'
1,000 Birthright alumni enjoy concert by Matisyahu in celebration of new gov't funding, goal of sending one in two young Jews to Israel by 2013.
Experience Israel
Potential tourists have been scared off by the misconception that Israel is directly affected by upheavals in Libya, Syria, Tunisia, Yemen.
Demand for Birthright-Taglit hits new high in N. America
Organization receives over 40,000 applications for 10-day trip to Israel, hopes to bring 33,000 young adults to country in 2011.