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The Kehillah Experience 2008
Dates: 44 days in Israel!
Sunday, June 29 - Monday, August 11
Click here to watch a video of the Kehillah Experience!
This summer, take a journey that makes a difference! Join Nesiya for six weeks in Israel with Israeli and North American peers from diverse backgrounds.
The Kehillah Experience combines outdoor adventure, workshops in the visual, performing and literary arts, community service projects, cultural activities and creative Jewish study in Israel. Meet artists, educators, nature guides, activists, and community leaders who will work side by side with you creating, exploring, learning and building. Participants travel through
four regions of Israel – the Negev, Galil, Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, and the
Judean Desert – and focus on the origins, development, and role of the land of Israel in the future of the Jewish people.
The program is open to North American and Israeli students completing grades 10-12.
Nesiya is committed to conducting summer Israel programs of the highest educational quality by:
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Recruiting diverse North American and Israeli peers to participate in every program
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Arranging private workshops, concerts, and community service projects with leading Israeli artists, activists and educators
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Choosing distinctive, high-quality facilities in three regions of Israel
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Hiring experienced and mature adults as counselors and senior staff
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Maintaining a small group size of 30-35 participants and a high staff to student ratio of 1:8
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Creating meaningful follow-up opportunities for Nesiya alumni
All Nesiya programs observe the common denominators that are necessary for Jews of different backgrounds to live, learn and celebrate together. Programs are kosher and no full group activities are conducted that violate traditional Shabbat observance.
Further Information:
Regional Activities
Program Model
Sample Itinerary
Summer Updates
College Credit
Download Brochure
Program Cost: Please contact the
Nesiya Office for more information.
We provide generous need and merit-based financial aid for those who need it, and will work with you to find sources of funding in your community. For more information about financial aid,
click here.
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“This was my first time in Israel, and I did not want it to be short or ‘touristy’. I wanted to feel it, to see it, to touch it, to smell it. I wanted to know, to know, the people of Israel, to know more about myself and who I want to be.”
Jennifer Salant Scarsdale, NY
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