Will you indulge us for a moment? Can we take a minute to point out a few challenges in how we launch our children on their Jewish journeys? Don’t worry – we won’t just kvetch; we also have a pretty good solution for how to address these challenges. […]
Tu BiShvat and Working for a Better Future | BINA Gap Year. Talia Zamir – BINA Gap year participant, writes about her journey in Israel […]
After the Coronavirus pandemic began in the US, I was eagerly awaiting my arrival to Israel even though I knew that there was an impending 14-day quarantine that I would do once I arrived in Israel. […]
Diaspora Shabbat | BINA Gap Year. Odelya Kalmanofsky- BINA Gap year participant, writes about her journey in Israel […]
After the Coronavirus pandemic began in the US, I was eagerly awaiting my arrival to Israel even though I knew that there was an impending 14-day quarantine that I would do once I arrived in Israel. […]
In light of International Social Justice day early this week, Talia Zamir – one of our BINA Gap Participants reflected on the meaning of Social Justice in the context and Judaism and how it plays out in her time here in Israel. […]
Sophie Riess, a participant on the BINA GAP Shnat Sherut year, reflects on her experience in GAP Shnat Sherut, communa weekend and a special way to celebrate a birthday. […]
At BINA Gap Year, we hope to share a variety of views and narratives surrounding the difficult and complicated things that go on here. Nicole Khaimson reflected on this trip in her latest blog saying: “As a Jew coming to Israel for a gap year, learning about the Israeli-Palestinian conflict was really important to me”. […]
Odelia Kabessa, a participant on the BINA GAP Mechina year, reflects on her experience in GAP Mechina: about how it feels to start a new semester with a warm socially distance smile. […]
Marielle and Michaela explore their experience with five unexpected skills you can now expect to learn on MITF: Masa Israel Teaching Fellowship . Read all about it in their blog here>>> […]
