​Travel on Birthright-Israel with SF Hillel!
SF Hillel invites you to discover and connect with your Jewish identity by exploring Israel's complex geopolitical realities. Join our exciting Birthright-Israel adventure the west coast way! 

Pre-register for winter 2021
Upcoming Trip: January 3 - 14, 2021

Our trip includes students from all San Francisco campuses - tell your eligible friends! Questions? Interested? Contact Emily.

​Get your passport ready, it's time to take your FREE trip to Israel!

Here's what to do next:
  • Register at freeisraeltrip.org/SF and create an account with a non-edu email address.
  • Fill out Part 1 of the application and submit a $250 refundable deposit.
  • For Trip Selection, choose "Campus Trip" and select SF Hillel (Bay Area Campuses).
  • Sign up for a 30-minute one-on-one chat with Emily. This allows us to get to know you, determine eligibility and gives you the chance to ask questions.
  • With approval from Birthright-Israel and your refundable deposit paid, you're off to Israel! 
 
​Helpful Resources:

Meet our Birthright-Israel Recruitment Fellow: Feiga!


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​Hi my name is Feiga Sklovsky and I am a bay area native. I am currently a Kinesiology major at SFSU, with an interest in prosthetics and biomechanics research.

​Traveling is a passion of mine and I love learning and experiencing people’s customs and cultures. I can’t wait to hear about your travel stories and invite all who are eligible to go on Birthright!

Email me to learn more about Birthright-Israel and how to get connected! 

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How is our trip different from the rest?
​Hear from SF Hillel alumni about their experiences on Birthright-Israel.

"Feeling the Power of Community in the Israeli Desert" by Brooke Smallson (Winter '18)
"Birthright While Black" by Shekhiynah Larks (Winter '19)
"My Experience at the Kotel" by Ocean Noah (Summer '18)  
*This trip is a gift from Birthright Israel.
Taglit-Birthright Israel is an innovative partnership between the people of Israel through the Government of Israel, private philanthropists through the Birthright Israel Foundation and Jewish communities around the world (North American Jewish Federations, Keren Hayesod, and the Jewish Agency for Israel).