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The Hebrew University of Jerusalem is Israel's first university, formed in 1918 and opened in 1925. Today, there are over 23,000 students enrolled at the University, including undergraduates, master's degree students, and doctoral candidates. The university has four campuses: Mount Scopus, The Edmond J. Safra (Givat Ram) Campus, and Ein Kerem (in Jerusalem), and Rehovot. Hebrew University Alumni are invited to visit https://alumni.huji.ac.il

Birthright Israel offers transformative experiences in Israel for Jewish young adults from around the world. Our flagship 10-day educational trip has brought over 900,000 participants to Israel, creating moments of self-discovery, community, and lifelong connection. From Shabbat dinners and mountain hikes to Dead Sea swims and meaningful conversations—each journey is unique, personal, and deeply impactful. You can apply now at BirthrightIsrael.com Beyond the classic trip, we offer immersive programs that help young Jewish adults build their personal and professional futures in Israel: Volunteer: Hands-on opportunities to give back through meaningful service work in Israeli communities, farms, and social impact initiatives. > birthrightisraelvolunteer.com Onward: Internship and career development opportunities in cities across Israel that combine real-world work experience with cultural immersion. Apply for Onward today > birthrightisraelonward.com Excel: A competitive fellowship for elite students to intern with top Israeli companies, connect with global peers, and become future Jewish leaders. Apply now for Birthright Israel Excel and get your future started now > birthrightisraelexcel.com BEYOND: Our alumni network designed to keep the Birthright Israel community connected. Through the BEYOND app, alumni can stay engaged, meet new people, and continue fostering meaningful relationships, no matter when they went on their trip. Our mission remains the same: to strengthen Jewish identity, community, and connection to Israel—one journey at a time.

Founded in 2001 as a coalition of Israeli organizations working in disaster relief and international development, IsraAID has grown into an independent NGO and the largest humanitarian aid organization in Israel. From earthquakes and hurricanes to epidemics and forced displacement, IsraAID has been at the forefront of responding to major humanitarian crises worldwide. We have worked in more than 50 countries and at any one time have around 300 staff members worldwide. Our mission is to support people affected by humanitarian crisis. We partner with local communities around the world to provide urgent aid, assist in recovery, and reduce the risk of future disasters.