In 2018, Birthright Israel extended it’s eligibility age from 26 to 32 yrs, allowing a wider demographic to come and experience a free 10 day adventure in Israel. According to Birthright, the maximum eligible age reflects changing societal trends with young adults making life decisions – such as getting married and having […]
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For the first time since it’s founding in 1999, Taglit: Birthright Israel has extended it’s eligibility age to 32 yrs, allowing a wider demographic to come and experience Israel for free. According to Birthright, the maximum eligible age reflects changing societal trends with young adults making life decisions – such as getting
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Just around the corner from Jerusalem’s bustling Mahane Yehuda market (otherwise known as the Shuk) lies a small family business using their grandmother’s recipe to feed hundreds of hungry people each week. Ishtabach – a hebrew word meaning both “Chef”, and “may he be blessed” – rose to fame because of its Shamborak, a fluffy
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Just around the corner from Jerusalem’s bustling Mahane Yehuda market (otherwise known as the Shuk) lies a small family business using their grandmother’s recipe to feed hundreds of hungry people each week. Ishtabach – a hebrew word meaning both “Chef”, and “may he be blessed” – rose to fame because of its Shamborak, a fluffy
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