Israel has a wealth of Jewish expressions and we encourage you to experiment with the new, or find expressions of Jewish life that you feel at home.
Sullam takes a pluralistic, open approach towards Judaism and celebrates the multiple ways that Jewish life can be lived. We hope that Jews of all stripes will participate in the program.
Shabbat is an important part of the program, in which participants will be able to explore, learn and celebrate together. For the Group Shabbat there will be a range of different prayer options, although none will be mandatory. Technology will not be used publicly on Shabbat.
All food is kosher.
We hope that non-Jewish participants will also gain enrichment from the Jewish components of the program, even if they are not part of their own traditions.