'Tailor Made' Birthright gives autistic and mentally challenged adults the opportunity to experience the trip of a lifetime—discovering Israel in all its depth, history, and beauty.

Children of Birthright participants are more likely to be raised as Jews, more likely to have had a Jewish circumcision or a baby-naming ceremony, and more likely to be enrolled in Jewish education.

Project brings 6,500 young Jews to Israel this winter to help rebuild tourism industry.

After a hiatus since the October 7th Hamas invasion, Birthright Israel is set to restart its free trips in January, ensuring safety and meaningful experiences for participants.

After life-saving surgery, donor and recipient run marathon; American immigrant gets Outstanding Volunteer award; from inaugural trip to Israel to Birthright CEO; and much more!

In a moving ceremony, dozens of young Indian Jews celebrate their Bar Mitzvahs at the Western Wall while on a Birthright trip.

Unable to return home due to the war, three groups of Birthright Israel participants are being put up in Israel until the situation improves.

Participants will still have to do PCR and serological tests upon arrival.

Dozens of trips are expected in June with even more tour groups planned for July, August and October.

Tampa Bay Buccaneer Jewish offensive lineman Alex 'Ali' Marpet blocking for Brady. Fans in Jerusalem try to bribe popular bar to open for championship game.

The New York Times is hurling racism allegations — the one it once conceded 'reeks of anti-Semitism' — against Israel itself.

While visitors to Israel traditionally tour Israel's holy and historical sites, one program also introduces young guests to Israel's exciting future.

Israeli doctors were quick to diagnose, operate and save a young Jew from a life-threatening situation.