Mornings are spent volunteering in schools, army installations, hospitals, municipal gardens or a facility for the elderly or handicapped. Afternoons and evenings are spent learning Hebrew, touring, attending cultural events and exploring the country. In honor of Jerusalem's 3,000th birthday, the ARI program will include special lectures, tours and performances with academics and political leaders marking the city's trimillenium. The next ARI trip departs October 22 and returns November 20 and includes guided tours throughout Israel and several days in Jerusalem. Optional trips to Jordan and Eilat are also available.
Single rooms are available at an additional cost.
ARI is sponsored by B'nai B'rith in cooperation with the World Zionist Organization. Rhode Island Ave.