In this complicated time, we hope this study guide will provide you with some helpful tools (to use on your own or in a group) for learning, exploration, reflection, connection and peace. […]
Parashat Devarim opens the Book of Deuteronomy, the final of the Five Books of Moses. This year, Shabbat Parashat Devarim […]
Meet Kylie Heering – a participant on BINA Gap Year in Tel Aviv. Check out Kylie’s own exciting summary of […]
On Hanukkah, Military Might and the Power of Spirit – Yonatan Shargian, BINA alumnus, writes about his take on Hanukkah and Israeli society […]
This week, Marcie Yoselevsky, External Relations Associate at BINA speaks with Vered Avidan about leading Kabbalat Shabbat these last weeks. […]
The long days of summer have somehow added up to short months and we are approaching a year since the events of October 7. In the midst of this time of tension and pain, we encounter Tisha B’Av. Marcie shares her reflections on Tisha B’Av and how the day feels this year. […]
In our Torah portion this week, Parashat Matot, the children of Israel are mere steps away from the promised land. […]
Jaime Bean was a participant in the MITF Migdal HaEmek program last year. As she gets ready to lead a Birthright Israel trip this month, she reflects back on her time teaching in Israel. […]
The official name of this week’s Torah portion is “Parashat Ki Tissa”, though digital content editors (like myself) and SEO […]
I feel a little bit like Jacob right now. I’m turning to the heavens and requesting from his holiness or God or karma to prove itself. Come and show yourself to me. Come and prove that you are on our side. Send me signals that the good will overcome the evil, the conniving, the conspiracies, and the hardnesses of the heart. […]
