Missions
Missions and tours are just one way we connect the Dayton Jewish community with our Jewish brothers and sisters around the world.
2023 Israel Cultural Tour
Join us November 5-12 for a trip of a lifetime! Explore Israel like never before ~ experience the country’s finest cuisine, wine, and culture. A pre-tour (for first time visitors or enthusiasts!) is also available.
ISRAEL CULTURAL TOUR
$4,500 PER PERSON (EXCLUDES AIRFARE)
Single Supplement $1,900
November 5 – 8, 2023
Jerusalem
Herbert Samuel Hotel
Highlights Include:
• Visit the Machane Yehuda Market for a special Foodie tour.
• Enjoy a special workshop/activity with calligrapher David Moss.
• Join a sweet and special visit to the local boutique Galita Chocolate Factory.
• Drive to the Ella Valley wineries region and enjoy a wine tasting.
November 8 – 10, 2023
Western Galilee
The Nea Hotel
Highlights Include:
• Visit the artist’s village of Ein Hod.
• Partake in the Partnership2Gether Gala.
• Enjoy dinner at Uri Buri restaurant.
November 10 – 12, 2023
Tel Aviv
Crowne Plaza
Highlights Include:
• Participate in a street food tour.
• Enjoy a walking tour of Neve Tzedek.
• Visit the M&H Whiskey Distillery and enjoy a tasting.
• Explore the Agam Museum.
2018 Tikkun Olam in Eastern Europe
In 2018, We journeyed to Prague, Vienna, and Budapest to explore our Jewish heritage and learn how our campaign dollars make an impact in providing resources for Eastern Europe’s young Jewish population resurgence.
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