Birthright
Undeterred by war, North American Jews continue to immigrate to Israel
“My worry was, how could I get there as fast as possible?” said Deluca, 39, who arrived in Israel on March 9, just eight days after the war with Iran began.
Birthright travelers look different after October 7, but the effect remains the same, study shows
Saved by a square: A rainy-day miracle at Jerusalem’s Hebrew Music Museum
Jewish-American speedskater, four-time Olympian Emery Lehman wins silver in Winter Olympics
Letters to the Editor, May 4, 2022: Not falling
Readers of The Jerusalem Post have their say
Is tourism in Israel back?
What a difference a few months make. Tour guides are busy again and with renewed hope about the summer of 2022.
Birthright Israel launches coding boot camp, hi-tech job placement program
The program encompasses a five-month virtual course followed by a month-long period of in-person study and scheduled social activities in Tel Aviv.
Can Birthright Israel rebound in a post-COVID-19 world?
DIASPORA AFFAIRS: Birthright Israel is slowly coming back to Israel. An in-depth conversation with its veteran CEO, Gidi Mark, who has been working for the organization since its establishment.
Birthright Israel to lower its age limit back to 26
This summer will be the last chance for Jews aged 27 to 32 to participate in Birthright.
Birthright trips returning to Israel after long COVID hiatus
Participants must be fully vaccinated, and Birthright Israel continues to work closely with Israel’s Ministry of Health to ensure a comprehensive and dynamic Covid protocol.
Remembering Cheryl Aronson’s positive pride
Cheryl Aronson, who died last week, was a pillar of change in American Jewish life in three critical forces including the Federation movement, Hillel, and Birthright.
Taglit is back: Birthright groups return after COVID-19 postponements
Taglit-Birthright Israel, known colloquially as Birthright, is an organization that sponsors all-expense-paid trips to Israel for Jews living across the diaspora.
How Birthright made me a cynic - opinion
I lost my faith. Not in God whom I’m fine with (most of the time), I mean the whole “Birthright = the Salvation of the Jewish World” thing.
Birthright trips to resume, no need for quarantine for those jabbed
Participants must be fully vaccinated with two or three shots of the Pfizer or Moderna vaccine, or with one shot of the Johnson & Johnson vaccine, to join a Birthright trip.
