Can you bring a partner on birthright?

Israel For Two is a great opportunity to share 10 incredible days of travel with your partner. You’ll get the authentic Birthright Israel trip experience, plus the added bonus of having your favorite person along for the ride!

Is a Birthright trip free?

The mission of Birthright Israel is to give every Jewish young adult the chance to explore Israel at least once in their lifetime. The gift is funded through the generous support of philanthropists and the State of Israel. Your journey is entirely free, including the flight!

How are Birthright trips funded?

Funds come from sources such as the State of Israel and worldwide Jewish community organizations, including the Jewish Federations of North America. Donations also come from nearly 40,000 individual donors and philanthropists every year. “It’s a gift of the Jewish people to the younger generation,” said Perri Ginsberg.

How much money do you need for birthright?

All in all, we recommend that you bring $200-$250 on the trip. If you plan on bringing cash, a representative will come on the first day of your trip to exchange money. You can also exchange money during your free time on the trip.

Who pays for Birthright Israel?

How is Birthright Israel funded? In the US, Birthright Israel is funded by over 40,000 Jewish and non-Jewish donors worldwide each year, to ensure that the experience remains a gift to young Jewish adults for years to come.

What is Birthright Israel?

What is Birthright Israel? Birthright Israel is a not-for-profit organization providing the gift of a 10 day educational group trip to Israel for Jewish young adults between the ages of 18 to 32*.

Do Birthright Israel participants need to quarantine in Israel?

While entry to Israel continues to be extremely limited and tourists are required to enter a 7 day quarantine period upon arrival, Birthright Israel participants may join a trip without the 7 day quarantine requirement if they meet at least one of the following:

When can I travel to Israel after receiving the covid-19 vaccine?

Travel is possible 7 days after the final vaccine has been administered and no more than 6 months since your last vaccine shot. You’ll need to present a negative PCR COVID-19 test which was taken within 72 hours of departure and, upon arrival in Israel, you will need to take an additional PCR test as well as a serological (antibodies) test.