Birthright
Birthright Israel launches project to build gardens for Druze town two years after Hezbollah strike
The gardens will be built in four local educational institutions, with approximately 1,000 volunteers from the Birthright Israel Volunteer Program expected to take part.
Beyond the Headlines: What did you take home from Israel? - opinion
Nicole Zedeck: Making aliyah from Colorado to Israel's front lines
What a new play gets right about ‘Birthright’ and our anguished Jewish conversation - opinion
Nurturing a new generation of Israel advocates - opinion
By empowering non-Jewish individuals to advocate for Israel based on their personal experiences, we challenge the notion that support for Israel is solely rooted in religious or ethnic identity.
Reality star Miriam Haart: ‘Israel opened my mind to the vast ways of practicing Judaism’
Star of the hit reality series My Unorthodox Life on Netflix, Miriam Haart, gave an exclusive interview to JewsWeek, The Jerusalem Post’s new podcast about Judaism and Israel.
Grapevine, July 4 2023: A fond farewell
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
Birthright Israel Excel Fellowship kicks off summer program
Birthright Israel Excel welcomed 64 international college students to their fellowship program this week.
Major UK Jewish group to require approval for trips over Israel's Green Line
UJIA's new policy on travel beyond the Green Line - including to the Kotel - raises fresh challenges and triggers diverse responses within the UK's Jewish community.
18 facts about Israel every 18-year-old American needs to know - opinion
These 18 facts about Israel are designed not to give American Jewish students the tools to defeat the campus anti-Israel movement, but to know the truth about Israel.
Human rights in childbirth - opinion
A country that enshrines civil equality and also proudly holds the title for the highest birth rate of all OECD countries – must treat its women with the utmost respect.
Birthright Israel sees 40% drop in Diaspora participants
Budget cuts, Covid-19 and the "government's attitude towards Birthright Israel" have resulted in a dramatic change in participation.
Birthright Israel: Making trips accessible for Jews with disabilities
Thanks to the committed efforts of many players, Birthright is becoming increasingly accessible to any Jewish young adult who wants to experience the country.
Birthright Israel's contract hasn't been extended by Israeli gov't
The Diaspora Affairs minister is typically in charge of Birthright on behalf of the government, but the current Minister, Amichai Chikli, hasn't received this mandate yet.
