Pm Lunch and Drive to Tel Aviv

Kabbalat Shabbat

Shabbat Dinner

EveningOneg Shabbat program & tie in Session

Overnight HakukBalev

Shabbat, February 1^st– Day 3 Shabbat

“To observe the Sabbath is to celebrate the coronation of a day in the spiritual wonderland of time, the air of which we inhale when we "call it a delight.”" (Abraham Joshua Heschel)

10:00am Tour the Kibbutz

1:00 pm Lunch at Hotel

2:00pm Shabbat Madrichim Program

5:30pm Havdallah& Dinner

7:30pm Free time in Tiberius

Overnight: HakukBalev

Sunday, February 2^nd Day 4- Upholding Israel and Jewish Spirit

What does Israel have to do in order to survive? (Daniel Gordis ‘Saving Israel’)

Breakfast

Morning: Visits Tel Dan-bellow the foothills of the Hermon Mountain flows the Dan River, the largest and most important source of the Jordan. The trail passes along streams, the river, and through a shady tangle of trees. Along the river, we will find the remains of the biblical Canaanite city- Dan. Among the special finds, we can see the magnificent Canaanite city gate with perhaps the earliest constructed arch ever discovered the Israelite city and city gate.

Scenic view atop Mount Bentalan overview of the Syrian border, overlooking the Syrian city of Kuneitra with a spectacular panoramic view of Syria, Lebanon and northeastern Israel.

Afternoon:

15:00 Amiad: liqueurs and winery.(confirm)

Dinner

Evening: Hillel Conversation: Spirituality: Wrestling with G-d.

Overnight: HakukBalev

Monday, February 3^rdDay 5

Breakfast

9:00 am Visit the Ancient City Zippori- located in the lower Galilee the Roman City of Zippori was the capital of the region and home too many Jewish Rabbis and Scholars alongside the pagan Roman residence during the Missnah and Talmudic period. It was hear that Rabbi Yehuda HaNasi completed to compile the Mishnah- the must imported foundation of the Jewish oral law.

pm Lunch and Drive to Tel Aviv

2:00pmBeit Hatuftzot- The Museum of the Jewish People- Jewish Genealogy Program.(Confirmed)

Check in to hotel and Dinner

7:30pm Night out in Tel Aviv

Overnight: Ruth Daniel Residence, Jaffa

Tuesday, February 4^th Day 6- Tel Aviv – a Jewish City in Struggle for Normality

THE STATE OF ISRAEL… it will foster the development of the country for the benefit of all its inhabitants; it will be based on freedom, justice and peace as envisaged by the prophets of Israel; it will ensure complete equality of social and political rights to all its inhabitants irrespective of religion, race or sex; it will guarantee freedom of religion, conscience, language, education and culture (The Declaration of the Establishment of the State of Israel

9:00am Independence Hallwhere it all began (Confirmed)

Hear the voice of David Ben Gurion as he declares Statehood under the looming threat of attack from an enemy of mammoth proportions. The Dizengoff House, that would eventually become Independence Hall, is the birthplace of Tel Aviv. On this site, sixty-six families gathered on April 11, 1909 to conduct a lottery for plots of land in a new Jewish neighborhood, to be known as AhuzatBayit. Meir and ZinaDizengoff acquired plot number 43, on which they built their home. Meir Dizengoff served as the head of the new neighborhood council. As the neighborhood grew and became a city, Dizengoff became the first mayor of the city of Tel Aviv.

12:30pm Lunch at Dr.Shakshuka.

Visit Jaffa, pronounced Yaffo in Hebrew, one of the oldest port cities in the Land of Israel and the Mediterranean. Jaffa was built upon a high cliff at the foot of which lies the port defended by the protruding rocks. Jaffa has been an active port since the 18th century BCE. It has a rich history and culture evolving from the many different leaders who conquered it in the past.

Free time and lunch at Nachalat Binyamin and the Carmel Market

Dinner – sandwiches at Jerusalem. (pre mega event)

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