| | Tour Highlights | - Dialogue with Col. Ret. Miri
Eisen
- Ethnic food tasting tour of
Levinsky Marke
- Dialogue with Prof. Tova
Hartman
- Study session with Rabbi Tamar
Elad-Applebaum
- Program at the Jaffa
Institute
- Yom Ha'atzmaut bar-b-que
- And much
more….
Trip Included
- Round trip flight on Continental
Newark/Tel Aviv/Newark
(Based on $1,656 including Fuel and taxes
surcharges in economy class) - 6 nights accommodation +late
checkout (as shown above)
- 6 days of touring in a luxury,
air-conditioned bus with licensed, English speaking tour guide + walking tour
on Shabbat
- 1 group transfer and assistance to
and from the airport
- All site entrance fees and program
fees as per itinerar
- Meals:Breakfast daily, 2 lunches
and 5 dinners
- Portage at the airport and
hotels
- Tips to the guide and driver
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| DAY ONE: Sunday, April 22,
2012 DEPARTURE
- Depart Newark International
Airport en board Continental Airlines flight #84 at 4:00pm, arrive in Tel Aviv
the next day.
Overnight: Flight DAY TWO: Monday, April 23, 2012 ARRIVAL
- 9:25 a.m. Arrive at Ben Gurion International
Airport on Continental Airlines Flight #84.
- Welcome by our representative and assistance with
arrival formalities.
- The Tale Of Two Cities: Dialogue and tour with scholar
and Jaffa resident, Dr. Rachel Korazim.
- Lunch on own, en route.
- Guided walk through the newly renovated and
world-renowned Jaffa Flea Market - Shuk Hapishpishim.
- Check into the hotel.
- Welcome Dinner at Goshen, an upscale grill restaurant
located on the historic Nachalat Binyamin Street.
Overnight: Tel Aviv DAY THREE: Tuesday, April 24, 2012 (Erev Yom
Hazikaron) TEL AVIV: ART AND DAILY LIFE - Breakfast at the hotel.
- Dialogue with Dalia Rabin, followed by a visit to the
new Rabin Museum, dedicated to the history of society and democracy in Israel,
with the life of Yitzhak Rabin serving as a connecting thread between the
various sections of the exhibition, both chronologically and substantively.
(Pending final confirmation)
- Take an Ethnic Food Tasting tour of the Levinsky
Market, with lunch on your own.
- Art in Tel Aviv: special gallery tour with art critic,
Vardit Gross, including a dialogue with a contemporary artist.
- Return to the hotel.
- Dinner at the hotel.
- Israel Mourns - short Memorial Service for Israel's
fallen followed by a Memorial Sing Along with Tel Avivians at Rabin
Square.
Overnight: Tel Aviv DAY FOUR: Wednesday, April 25, 2012 (Yom
Hazikaron - Israel's Memorial Day) A MULTI-FACETED ISRAELI
SOCIETY- Breakfast at the hotel followed by Israel at 64:
Inside and Out: dialogue with Col. Ret. Miri Eisen, the Former Prime
Minister's advisor on the foreign media.
- Check out of the hotel.
- Welcome to Jerusalem - enter the vibrant and colourful
3,000 year old city of Jerusalem and experience the convergence of the old and
the new.
- Stand for a moment of silence during the Memorial
Siren.
- Upon entering Jerusalem stop to recite the traditional
shehechiyanu blessing.
- Special exploration of the Machane Yehudah open air
market with a Chef Tali Friedman, including a unique tasting experience at the
various stalls in the market, followed by a Cooking Workshop and late lunch.
- Check into the hotel and free time to relax.
- Walk to Mamilla hotel.
- Celebrate Israel's 64nd Year of Independence with
dinner at the Mamilla Hotel's Rooftop Restaurant, overlooking the Old City and
the hills of Jerusalem and fireworks. (pending confirmation)
Overnight: Jerusalem DAY FIVE: Thursday, April 26, 2012 (Yom
Ha'atzma'ut - Israel's Independence Day) CELEBRATING INDEPENDENCE
- Breakfast at the hotel.
- David and Goliath: Where it all Began: Stop at the
base of Tel Azeika, site of David's famous battle against Goliath, and use the
Biblical text to gain a deeper understanding of the story.
- ATV Ride in the Judean Hills along the famous Burma
Road, which was urgently constructed during the War of Independence in an
attempt to break the siege on Jerusalem.
- Yom Ha'atzmaut bar-b-que lunch in the Judean Hills.
- Visit the renewed Israel Museum, one of the most
creative and innovative museums in the world with a wide and eclectic
collection, ranging from Judaica and archaeology to Renaissance and
contemporary Israeli art, concluding with a visit to the Dead Sea Scrolls and
the Shrine of the Book and the Second Temple Period Model of Jerusalem.
- Return to Jerusalem.
- Dinner on your own in Jerusalem.
Overnight: Jerusalem DAY SIX: Friday, April 27, 2012 AGENTS OF
CHANGE - Breakfast at the hotel.
- Feminism Encounters Traditional Judaism: dialogue with
Tova Hartman, Professor of Gender Studies and Education at Bar Ilan University
and author of a book by the same title.
- Zedek Project buying food products for the needy with
Shachen Tov, the good neighbour association.
- Free time to shop, relax and prepare for Shabbat.
- Kabbalat Shabbat services at a Shira Hadasha.
- Shabbat Dinner at the hotel.
- Creating Jewish Futures in the Contemporary Jewish
State: Dialogue with Dr. Danny Gordis, President of the Shalem Foundation and
a Senior Fellow at the Shalem Center in Jerusalem.
Overnight: Jerusalem DAY SEVEN: Saturday, April 28,
2012 SHABBAT IN JERUSALEM (no bus)- Breakfast at the hotel.
- Optional Shabbat services.
- Walking tour through the Jewish Quarter of the Old
City of Jerusalem, for guided visits to some of the sites excavated over the
past 30 years, including:
- A walk along the Ramparts of the Old City.
- A walk along the Rooftops of the Old City for a behind
the scenes look at the various communities in Jerusalem and how they live
together.
- The Hurva Square, the central square of the Jewish
Quarter.
- Lunch at the Sephardi Center.
Visit the
Church of the Holy Sepulchre, considered by many to be the site of the last
Stations of the Cross, Jesus' crucifixion, burial and resurrection. - Ben Kodesh Lechol: Havdallah overlooking the Old City.
- Dinner on own in Jerusalem.
Overnight: Jerusalem DAY EIGHT: Sunday, April 29,
2012 RETURN- Breakfast at the hotel.
- The Labyrinth of Israeli Politics: Dialogue with Prof.
Reuven Hazan of the Political Science Department at Hebrew University.
- Take part in a VIP tour of the Knesset and meet with a
member of Knesset to discuss current political agendas. (pending
confirmation).
- Late lunch on own en, route
- Visit an Army Base for a dialogue with officers and
soldiers (pending confirmation).
- Late check out from the hotel.
- Farwell Dinner at Kedma, known for its kosher
cosmopolitan comfort food, located in the Alrov Mamilla Avenue and overlooking
the Old City.
- Transfer to Ben Gurion International Airport.
- 11:50 p.m. Depart on Continental Airlines flight
#91 to the U.S.A.
DAY NINE: Monday, April 30, 2012 RETURN
- Arrive at Newark airport at 4:45
a.m.
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