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+Interesting Encounters | MITF Tel Aviv
Interesting Encounters. Cassandra White, MITF TLV + participant, write about her journey in Israel […]
+The One Where They all Switch Cities | MITF Tel Aviv
The One Where They all Switch Cities. Marielle and Michael, MITF TLV + Ramla participants, write about their journey in Israel […]
+New Year New City | MITF Tel Aviv
The Holidays with MITF. Marielle and Michael, MITF TLV + Ramla participants, write about their journey in Israel […]
For if you destroy it, there is no one to restore it after you | Tu BiShvat
Tu b’Shvat, the new year for the trees, a Jewish celebration of nature and all that it does for us. […]
The Holidays with MITF | MITF – Ramla
The Holidays with MITF. Marielle and Michael, MITF TLV + Ramla participants, write about their journey in Israel […]
Remembering my First Week at BINA | Gap Shnat Sherut
Remembering my First Week at BINA | Gap Shnat Sherut. Zack Thompson, Gap Shnat Sherut participant, writes about his journey in Israel […]
From Friends to Family | MITF – Ramla
From Friends to Family. Marielle and Michael, MITF TLV + Ramla participants, write about their journey in Israel […]
Rabin's Legacy | Let's Take Back The Ownership Of Our Judaism
Terry Newman, BINA's Chairman of TSD Investments and Holdings, shares his thoughts on Israeli democracy 26 years after the assassination of Yitzhak Rabi. This article is part of BINA’s special Rabinretrospective – an essay collection gathered in partnership with the Forward. […]
Home – Fences – Tents
It took me a while to understand who I am, to realize that my story as a Mizrahi young woman is not my own private story, but a collective story of a generation that experienced covert and overt racism.” Michal Zamir, head of the BINA Secular Yeshiva in Be’er Sheva, shares her perspective on Yitzhak Rabin and the relevance of his legacy 26 years later. […]
Rabin's Legacy | Religious fundamentalism is still our biggest threat
Eran Baruch, BINA’S executive director, shares his thoughts on Israeli democracy 25 years after Yitzhak Rabin >>>
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BINA's "Yom Kippur at Home" Guide
Download BINA’s new free "Yom Kippur at Home" guide to add meaning to your High Holidays.
Whether or not you attend synagogue on Yom Kippur, this new guide offers inspiring readings and rituals for you to do at home. […]
Now is the time to rekindle our relationship with American Jewry
Eran Baruch, BINA’S executive director, is hopeful that the incoming minister of Diaspora Affairs will be successful in strengthening the relationship between Israeli and American Jewish communities. […]
On Learning Hebrew and Arabic at the Same Time | MITF – Nazareth
On Learning Hebrew and Arabic at the Same Time. Nicole Abraham: MITF TLV + Nazareth writes about her languages journey in Israel […]
What day of the week is it? | GAP Mechina
Ronnie Shashoua, a participant on the BINA GAP Mechina year, reflects about how does it feel to get use to Israel unusual reality. […]
Together, for better or worse | Parashat Shelach Lecha
Ayala Dekel, a teacher and educator at BINA, discusses this week's parasha, Shelach Lecha […]
It’s Time for Some Uplifting Light | Parashat Beha'alotcha
The past few weeks and months have been a dark time for so many of us. How can we still find some light and hope amidst all the darkness? Yael Hirsch-Biderman shares some thoughts in this week’s edition of BINA’s commentary on the weekly Torah portion, Parashat Beha'alotcha […]
Warm Weather | GAP Shnat Sherut
Sophie Reiss, a participant on the BINA GAP Shnat Sherut year, writes about the special Sunday activity. […]
Answering the Call to Serve | Parashat Nasso
Nir Braudo the Deputy Director of BINA, discusses this week's parasha, Nasso […]
Who is a Jew in 2022? | Shavuot 5781/2021
Elliot Vaisrub Glassenger, BINA senior educator, writes about the question of “who is a Jew” […]
What’s social justice got to do with it? | Parashat Behar
This week’s Torah portion, Parashat Behar, opens with the topic of Shmita – the sabbatical year. To the modern reader, this might seem like one of the most irrelevant commandments in the Bible. But within it lies some of the most deep and powerful conceptions of social justice, more relevant than ever today. […]
