Mission participants are expected to meet with survivors of the October 7th terror attacks; citizens evacuated from their homes as result of the war, families of those held hostage, soldiers who are fighting during the war, as well as community organizers who are working around the clock to help others in need. Participants will  also meet with and learn from key Israeli political personalities, IDF officials, and Mideast experts.

The program is to include trips to the southern communities impacted by Hamas attacks; time volunteering to help Israel and the impacted communities; leadership and skills training sessions and sessions focused on effectively countering antisemitism, anti-Zionism, and anti-Israel propaganda;  time dedicated to crafting pro-Israel actions that can be implemented on campus; a communal Shabbat experience. 

Candidates who apply for program will be chosen based on a number of criteria including: year in university; involvement with pro-Israel groups on campus; presence on social media; references from Jewish campus/organizational professionals; agreement to be active for Israel upon return to campus. Apply now.

The cost of this highly-subsidized program is $500. This trip includes round-trip airline tickets, 7-nights in a 4-star Jerusalem hotel, 7-days of programming, all trip-related transportation, tour-guide, medic/guard and staff/madrich. In addition, a fully-refundable $500 trip deposit will be required for approved participants. The trip will be run in accordance with the IDF's Home Front command guidelines. Applicants will be accepted on a rolling basis.  Apply here.