Free trip to Israel?!
“I will never forget those amazing 10 days I had in Israel”
“There aren’t enough words to describe how good this trip was!!!!”
“It is the most memorable and inspirational journey of a lifetime.”
“You couldn’t pay a million dollars for the experience I had on my trip to Israel.”
This is how alumni describe their Taglit-birthright Israel experience.
To date, 120,000 young adults from 51 countries have traveled to Israel for the first time on Taglit-birthright israel trips.
Would you like to experience the diversity of Israel – from ancient-modern Jerusalem to the rugged volcanic mountains of the Golan?
Want to enjoy the wide soft-sand beaches of Tel Aviv and party in the city’s best clubs? Would you like to float effortlessly in the Dead Sea and make a great network of friends?
All that and much more – here.
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10 comments:
Wow was the only way to decribe my trip. I didn’t even know they had rappelling in Israel. It was awesome. Rock on.
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I can’t believe you didn’t put pictures of Eilat — it’s like a beach resort. Hotels, bars, clubs — walking around at night is amazing.
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You guys had that story about Sumo Wrestlers, and they were floating in the Dead Sea — I didn’t believe it until I went there myself. You can literally read the paper while lying back in the water. It also doesn’t hurt to have hot Israeli women spreading mud all over themselves on the beach!!
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The best part of Eilat was definitely the snorkeling — those reefs are freakin’ awesome. And I haven’t even gotten to the underwater museum…
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Don’t forget the mega-event during the trip. One night where all of the birthright groups descend on one giant hall, have a performance, and then dance into the night…with the hot Israeli soldiers who join each group for a couple of days.
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Amazing video!!!
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oh my god, is it really free?
it looks so good !!!
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The video is disappointing it is just tourism footage. There is nothing apart from a short shot of the Kotel to give even the slightest suggestion what the heritage is that we are meant to reclaim, while there are many images, which show exactly what it that heritage is not. The images are all very “now” but the message is essentially ephemeral. This too will pass.
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awesome! leavin me wishin i was there.
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O Israel! How much I love You! Return to God! Accept Yeshua! He was and is and is to come!
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