The afternoon program will vary each day. Students will participate in classes and activities which focus on the Land of Israel, Jerusalem, Israeli culture and the arts.

TaNaCh Trips throughout Israel-From the Golan Heights to Tel Aviv, from Tzfat to Eilat experience the land as never before! Through our specially designed educational tour program, the students will encounter Israel through all the stages of its history. The participants will go to exciting destinations and offbeat adventures while having loads of fun and learning everything about Israel, from history to current Israeli society and culture.

“The Jerusalem Experience”- Take a journey into the rich past, present and future of the capitol of the State of Israel. Exhilarating trips across the entire city will send the students to all the amazing points of the Holy city. From the Old City to the new city and outlying neighborhoods you will know Yerushalayim from A to Z!

Cultural Mini-Courses and Special Opportunities- Archeological digs, museum studies, theatre, and the arts will make the TaNaCh and Israeli culture come to life! By working with remnants thousands of years old and by visiting the many cultural centers in Israel, the student will be exposed to Israel and the Jewish people from the beginning of time to the present. Participants will also delve into Israeli culture through hands on activities such as painting, drama, photography, film and bibliodrama with experts in their fields.

Eretz Yisrael/Zionism- Learn about the roots of Zionism, the thoughts of Rav Kook and David Ben Gurion. From Naomi Shemer to Hannah Senesh and Golda Meir, this class will discuss the people who shaped the country as it is today.

Machshava/Jewish Thought- From the thoughts of Maimonides to Rav Kook to Rabbi Soloveitchik, we will study insights into Jewish philosophy that have spanned the generations.

Internships- Through Torat Reva Yerushalayim, students can run intergenerational arts and crafts workshops, learn to become a medical clown, help girls prepare for their Bat-Mitzvahs and teach Torah in either English, Hebrew, French or Spanish to working women, mothers of young children, senior citizens or people with special needs as well as serve as mentors to the Midreshet Devora undergraduates. Students who prefer to intern in their field, not through Torat Reva Yerushalayim are welcome to do so.

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