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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. […]
My Israeli Journey | MITF – Beit She’an
When you embark on a journey it’s hard to imagine how it will shape you and your next steps. Ali from MITF Tel Aviv+Beit Shean writes about how her experience has impacted her perspective on life and where she’ll go next. […]
How COVID made me lose count – and find it again | Parashat Emor
“What day is it today?”
How many times have we asked ourselves that question lately? Nofar Yahud Simpson, head of BINA’s Secular Yeshiva in Haifa, shares some wisdom on how the Jewish calendar, the counting of the Omer, and this week’s Torah portion can help us bring new meaning and sanity into our lives
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Dilemmas and National Holidays: What Does It Mean To Love Israel? | GAP Mechina
Ronnie Shashoua, a participant on the BINA GAP Mechina year, about What Does It Mean To Love Israel. […]
Building an Ethical Society – From Mount Sinai to Rothschild Boulevard | Parashat Acharei Mot
Avrahahm Eisen, BINA’s Director of Education, discusses the importance of building a more ethical society in Israel in this week’s parasha, Acharei Mot-Kedoshim […]
A year full of great moments | GAP year reflection
Iris Yudan, a BINA Gap Mechina participant, reflects on the special time she spent in Israel. […]
The Making of Lifelong Friends | GAP Shnat Sherut
Sophie Reiss, a participant on the BINA GAP Shnat Sherut year, writes about the strong connetions that you built with other participants. […]
Mommy, does it hurt to give birth? | Parashat Tazria
Ayala Dekel, a teacher and educator at BINA, discusses this week’s parasha,Tazria […]
Getting back to life after lockdown | MITF – Beit She’an
Ali Goldberg, a participant on the BINA MITF TLV + Bet Shean, writes about her first Yom Tiyul after all the lockdowns. […]
Celebrating Pesach in Israel | GAP Mechina
Ronnie Shashoua, a participant on the BINA GAP Mechina year, about celebrating Pesach in a new way. […]
Passover: Where Does Redemption Begin
Elliot Vaisrub Glassenger, BINA senior educator, explores the vital role of women in the exodus of the Israelites from Egypt. […]
Getting Ready For Pesah | GAP Shnat Sherut
Sophie Reiss, a participant on the BINA GAP Shnat Sherut year, writes about the busiest time of the year at her volunteer placement […]
Parasht vayikra
Ayala Dekel, a teacher and educator at BINA, discusses this week’s parasha, Vayikra […]
Why Come To Nazareth? | MITF Nazareth
Daniel Crasnow, a participant on the BINA MITF TLV + Bet Shean, reflects on his experience in Nazareth: discovering new people, places, and things. […]
Getting ready for election day | GAP Mechina
Ronnie Shashoua, a participant on the BINA GAP Mechina year, is getting ready for another elections and study the Israeli political landscape. […]
Shabbat in the Communa | GAP Shnat Sherut
Sophie Reiss, a participant on the BINA GAP Shnat Sherut year, reflects about Shabbat in the Communa. […]
