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
Celebrating Birthright's return to Israel post-October 7 - comment
Some 350 participants – students and young adults, the majority of them from the United States – are expected to travel to Israel from the week of January 5, 2024, for a free, 10-day trip.
Thousands of young Diaspora Jews to volunteer in Israel
Thousands of Jews aged 18 to 40 from around the world will come to Israel for two-week volunteering missions.
Birthright is back: Diaspora Jews, Israel are better together in times of war - editorial
Jews in the Diaspora, many of whom have been under attack themselves, can find a haven in Israel – despite the war.
Birthright resumes trips to Israel amid war, heavy IDF security
The organization expects to fly out 350 participants, about 80% of whom are from the United States, to visit in January and a few hundred more through March 2024.
Young diaspora Jews drop their lives to come volunteer in Israel
More than 3300 Birthright alumni have applied to come and volunteer in Israel after Hamas's October 7 attack.
'Thank you for a historic event' - Jerusalem Post front page celebrates March for Israel in DC
Taglit-Birthright Israel ran the newspaper's front page to honor the 290,000 people who attended the event.
Birthright cancels Israel trips for December, citing security concerns during Gaza war
Last month the organization had denied rumors of the December trips’ cancellations to JTA, saying that they were still on schedule.
Birthright calls on alumni to volunteer in Israel to aid war effort
The initiative will connect applicants from among Birthright's 850,000 alumni to kibbutzim and moshavim to harvest crops in the absence of thousands of foreign field workers.
Birthright Israel provides relief for victims of missile attacks
This initiative took place in the wake of the missile attacks affecting the southern and northern regions of Israel.
Miriam Adelson's business empire comes back to life post-COVID
Miriam Adelson slashed her philanthropy as casinos closed due to COVID. Now, her business empire is recuperating.
