Over the next four months, 17,000 participants from 32 countries will experience Israel. Read more.
This week (February 6-10) we welcome:
520 participants from Latvia, Russia, Belarus and USA on 13 buses, including a federation bus from San Francisco.
Summer 2012 REGISTRATION
Registration for Summer 2012 trips open for Americans and Canadians on February 15, 2012 at 10:00 am ET.
If you applied in the past, you will have access to early registration on February 14, 2012 at noon ET. You must log in with the user name (email) and password you previously registered under. To find information on registering from other countries, click here.
If you are a Winter 2011/2012 applicant and have already begun an application for this winter and need to update, complete, or make changes to your information click here.
Birthright Israel Excel: Apply Now!
Elite
Fellowship Program for Business-Oriented Students
A high-level business fellowship/internship program for this summer. Selected candidates who meet the program's qualifications will be placed at Israel’s top global companies for a 10-week fellowship.
Continue your journey with NEXT: A Division of the Birthright Israel Foundation....
Learn Hebrew on your iPhone
HebrewNEXT, the free iPhone app from NEXT, offers translations and audio pronunciations of common Hebrew words and phrases! Perfect for your trip to Israel. Download it here.
Connect Locally
Find a community of Birthright Israel alumni near you -- we're in Atlanta, Bay Area, Boston, Chicago, Colorado, Los Angeles, New York, Philly, San Diego, Seattle, South Florida, St. Louis and Washington D.C. See the map.
Youngest US State Legislator Joins a Birthright Israel trip
Kesha Ram, 25, a second term Democrat representing a Burlington district at the Vermont State Legislature and the youngest state legislator in the nation, just returned home from a Birthright Israel trip.
Taglit-Birthright Israel provides the gift of first time, peer group, educational trips to Israel for Jewish young adults ages 18 to 26 in order to strengthen participants' personal Jewish identity and connection to the Jewish people.
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