r/birthright

About to pull the trigger and sign up for taglit, and I know the itineraries between organizations is basically the same. My bigger question is about the quality between these two organizers? I’ve heard good and bad about both. Does anyone know if there’s a big difference in satisfaction and how the tours are run between them? You know, feeling of tours, level of energy, etc. between organizers?

Otherwise, I’ll just go by date. Sachlav is also an option I think, btw.

FWIW, I’m into outdoorsy things and am very secular, but also want time to see cultural things, eat, and the cities/historical sites.

Thank you.

Hi! I think I’m going to cancel my upcoming trip due to personal issues and I am not feeling 100% confident due to the war situation in the North.

Will it affect my chances to go next year and/or is there a possibility they can hold my deposit and use it for next year’s trip?

Thank you!

Yiddish speaker, culturally Jewish here born to a Jewish mother who left the faith. Am a catholic. I know I can’t go in birthright as it is only for Jewish practitioners, but can I go with any other group (would never do an evangelical Christian group, as it is disrespectful to the holy land itself), but any other groups

For those who have done the volunteer trip, how much time is dedicated to volunteering and how much free time do we get?

Hi everyone.
I’m going on birthright Israel free sprit trip in less than a month. I am a bit nervous and I am half extroverted and half introverted. I love my alone time but also like being around people. After a long day I prefer to be alone which I know will not be the case on this trip. I was wondering if any introverted people who need alone time to decompress went and how their experience was. Also willing to hear any tips or tricks related to the trip in general. Thanks!