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The Kesher Israel experience does not end at the end of the trip. There are many ways to stay engaged with your fellow travelers and with the Taglit-Birthright Israel alumni network as a whole. Here are some ways to get started...


Trip Facebook Groups
Kesher Israel posts a unique Facebook group for each and every trip that we organize. These groups are a great medium for connecting with your fellow Kesher participants before the trip starts and for many years to come. If you have already been confirmed on a trip, you will receive a notification with your group's specific Facebook link. If you have not received this message, please let us know, and we will send it out you.


Birthright Israel NEXT
Birthright Israel NEXT is the official destination for follow-up programming after the end of the trip. At this site you will find a wide variety of local events as well as opportunities to host a Shabbat dinner with your friends, attend nation-wide alumni events, or connect with other organizations in your area where you can continue your own journey.


Share the Gift With Your Friends
As a Kesher Israel alumni, you have a unique opportunity to share the Taglit-Birthright Israel gift with your eligible friends & family members. Friends of Kesher Israel alumni are automatically qualified to receive preferential trip selection status with Kesher Israel. Given the high demand for the Taglit-Birthright Israel gift, this is a very valuable offer. At the conclusion of your trip, you will receive a "welcome back" message with detailed instructions on how to take advantage of this offer with Kesher Israel. Please take us up on it!

Stay Connected to URJ Kesher


Reform Semester in Israel (RSI)
is semester abroad program for Reform college students who are looking for a fulfilling and positive way to spend a semester and to experience Reform Jewish life in Israel.

KESHER: Connecting Reform Jews on Campus If you are a student and would like to get involved on campus, KESHER has a wealth of resources for you to do programming on campus.

 

 

Stay Connected to Israel


For Jewish American University students aged 19-25 that volunteer in Israel as counselors in English day camps in their Partnership 2000 region
Volunteer for one month at an Israeli Fire Fighters station
The 'Livnot U'Lehibanot' Community Service Program accepts Jewish adult volunteers of all ages (19 and up) and backgrounds for short term volunteering and runs all year round
Spend 2 months volunteering with the ambulance services of Israel
Feel what it's like to be a soldier in the IDF
A 10 month program in Israel for North American university graduates
Explore your profession or field of study in Israel by working as an intern
Volunteers are placed on an IDF army base, and do all kinds of needed work
Project 1000 Volunteer for Israel- A tailor- made volunteer program
Learn Hebrew while working and living on a kibbutz
This is a program for young adults, where participants study Jewish history, religion and culture, Israeli society, and Hebrew
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