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Birthright Israel, the esteemed leader in Jewish educational tourism, announces the relaunch of its much-anticipated 10-day educational journeys to Israel, beginning January 5, 2024. This move comes after a period of strategic planning and collaboration with global partners. The program, which primarily draws participants from the United States, is set to welcome around 350 young adults in the first quarter of the year.

Registration for these transformative summer experiences will open by mid-January through the organization's official website. Birthright Israel remains committed to the highest standards of safety, closely adhering to protocols set by the Israel Defense Forces’ Homefront Command. Participants will benefit from comprehensive pre-trip orientations, covering the latest itinerary adjustments and safety measures.

Gidi Mark, the CEO of Birthright Israel, emphasizes the program's dual focus on ensuring safety and delivering a profound and enriching experience. The upcoming trips will not only explore iconic Israeli landmarks but also provide insights into significant recent events and their impact on both Israeli society and the global Jewish community. Birthright Israel's mission extends beyond the trips, aiming to strengthen Jewish identity and create lasting bonds with Israel.

Since its inception, Birthright Israel has positively influenced over 850,000 young Jewish adults. The program’s continued success is a testament to the generous support from thousands of donors and a unique partnership between Jewish communities worldwide and the Government of Israel.

In related news, signaling a gradual return to normalcy in the tourism sector, Lufthansa has announced the resumption of flights to Israel starting January 2024. Despite ongoing regional conflicts, Lufthansa, along with its affiliates SWISS and Austrian Airlines, will restore approximately 30% of their original Israel schedules. This decision marks a significant step towards reconnecting Israel with the world, fostering both tourism and international relations.

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