Israel is one of the many ways we at Hillel Milwaukee connect with Judaism, community and faith. We view Israel as a core element of Jewish life and a gateway to Jewish identity for students.
Hillel is steadfastly committed to the support of Israel and therefore promotes a continuum of experiences to engage students with Israel, educate their campus communities about Israel, and advocate for Israel as a Jewish and democratic state in peace and security.
We believe it is very important for students and faculty to have a strong involvement and relationship with Israel. Because of that, Hillel Milwaukee offers many different opportunities to get involved with Israel in order to expand our connection to a country that has given us so much. Through student organizations, leadership opportunities, internships, a variety of programs, alternative spring break trips and Birthright trips, there are infinite ways to build a relationship with Israel.
Explore all the different Israel education, experiences and advocacy Hillel has to offer!
Interested in Israel? Want to get involved with all things Israel on campus? Contact Pnina at [email protected].
Hillel is steadfastly committed to the support of Israel and therefore promotes a continuum of experiences to engage students with Israel, educate their campus communities about Israel, and advocate for Israel as a Jewish and democratic state in peace and security.
We believe it is very important for students and faculty to have a strong involvement and relationship with Israel. Because of that, Hillel Milwaukee offers many different opportunities to get involved with Israel in order to expand our connection to a country that has given us so much. Through student organizations, leadership opportunities, internships, a variety of programs, alternative spring break trips and Birthright trips, there are infinite ways to build a relationship with Israel.
Explore all the different Israel education, experiences and advocacy Hillel has to offer!
Interested in Israel? Want to get involved with all things Israel on campus? Contact Pnina at [email protected].
