NextGen and Repair the World Atlanta are celebrating the start of our new programming year and YOU’RE INVITED! Kick off the start of the new year, meet the new director...
October 7th is a day that we will never forget. Our lives were changed forever as we watched our Israeli family get mercilessly attacked.
Together, we have cried, prayed, and mourned. As we cross more than 100 days, the hostages and those we have lost remain at the forefront of our minds.
In the aftermath of the tragic events of October 7, it is crucial to provide a platform for survivors to share their stories. Join us to hear Jenny’s testimony about facing the unimaginable and emerging stronger.
This event is open to both the Jewish and non-Jewish communities as we come together to listen, support, and learn from one another.
76 years of Israel calls for one epic bash! Join NextGen, the young adult division (for 20s and 30s) of the Jewish Federation of Greater Atlanta, for an afternoon of...
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Discover Israel’s many treasures on a transformative journey with a focus on historical exploration, exhilarating adventures in nature, and cultural connections.
Travel from the far north in the Galilee to the deep south at the Red Sea as we visit ancient Jerusalem, modern Tel Aviv, the lush Golan Heights, the vast Negev Desert, the unsinkable Dead Sea, and the stark mountaintop fortress of Masada. Along the way, you’ll take part in an authentic archaeological dig, sample the world’s very best falafel, spend a night sleeping under the desert stars, and experience the innovative energy of Tel Aviv first-hand.
More than a tour, this is an opportunity to understand Israel’s dynamic society first-hand while finding your own connection to this storied land. Explore what it means to be Jewish from an Israeli point of view, understand the complex politics of the Middle East with real-world insights, and practice Jewish values through hands-on volunteering and Shabbat experiences.
Some of our Israel Journey trips will have the opportunity to attend The Maccabiah Games. Often referred to as “the Jewish Olympics,” this is the world’s largest Jewish athletic competition that takes place every four years in Israel.
