Morashah proudly presents the Bar and Bat Mitzvah trip to Israel.

This trip has become over the past several years, very popular as an interesting and inspirational journey that is full of attractions and unforgettable Jewish experiences. This is a one-time opportunity for parents to provide their children with a traditional Jewish experience combined with sightseeing and fun that Israel has to offer. The highlight of the trip will be the Bar/Bat Mitzvah ceremony at the Western Wall together with Israels Chief Rabbi and senior Israeli cabinet ministers. Each boy will receive a pair of tefillin, and each girl, a silver candle stick that will accompany them throughout their lives. The children will tour Israels historical sites such as Tiberias, Safed, Massada, Jerusalem and others.

Ages of participants:
Boys between the ages of 12 and 14 and girls between the ages of 11 and 13.

Dates:
The trip will take place from 19-26 February, 2012.

Additional details and registration:

For additional details please contact your local Rabbi promptly. You may also be in touch by phone with me +32-488-620284, by e-mail: mpevzner@morasha.eu or online at www.morasha.eu

Schedules and Safety:

The schedule will be packed with everlasting experiences and overnight stays in quality guest houses and hotels. There will be two or three children per room, as well as high-quality kosher and nourishing meals will be served. The safety and responsibility of the children is our primary concern. The trip will be insured by the Menorah Insurance Company. In addition, all the sites and attractions that will be visited are licensed and secured. Sightseeing and traveling will be in comfortable and modern buses. The Fleishman Peles VIP Company, which will organize the trip is known by its capability of organizing successful events, excursions and projects that are enjoyed by the participants.

Sincerely, Menachem Mendel Pevzner, Project Coordinator

Sunday 19/2
Welcome Tour of Kfar Chabad Lunch Tel Aviv`s beach promenade Dinner in Tel Aviv Overnight lodging at the Prima Hotel, Tel Aviv

Monday 20/2
Breakfast Departure for Tiberias Sailing on the Sea of Galilee The Rambams Tomb Lunch at the citys Promenade Sightseeing at the Center of Holy Scriptures in Safed Sightseeing in the Old City Dinner barbeque in the Old City Overnight lodging at the Rimonim Hotel

Tuesday 21/2
Breakfast Departure for Golan Heights Jeep excursion Kesem Hagolan Lunch at Kesem Hagolan Paintball The Tomb of the Arizal Dinner in a restaurant at the Safed Promenade Overnight lodging at the Rimonim Hotel

Wednesday 22/2
Breakfast Hamat Gader Lunch at Hamat Gader Leaving for Jerusalem Dinner in Jerusalem at the Ben Yehuda Promenade Overnight lodging at the Prima Melachim Hotel

Thursday 23/2
Breakfast Bar/Bat Mitzvah celebration at the Western Wall with the participation of the Chief Rabbi of Israel and Israeli Government ministers Festive lunch King Davids City Time elevator and lunch Tour in the Old City of Jerusalem Leaving for Biankini farm Evening activities Dinner Overnight lodging at the Biankini Farm at the Dead Sea shore

Friday 24/2
Breakfast The land of Bereishit a biblical experience, show of our forefather Abrahams welcoming of guests. The special view, the camels and the goats provide an experience of bygone times. Departure for Jerusalem Kabalat Shabbat in Jerusalem is a very special experience. The citys residents throng through the streets of the Old City toward the Western Wall. Kabalat Shabbat at the Western Wall Shabbat dinner and Overnight lodging at the Prima Melachim Hotel

Shabbat 25/2
Breakfast Shabbat morning prayers at the Great Synagogue of Jerusalem. The prayer is lead by a world-renown cantor accompanied by a special choir. Shabbat Lunch Guided walking tour in neighborhoods. Jerusalem

Saturday night, bowling and pizza Overnight lodging in the Prima Melachim Hotel

Sunday 26/2
Breakfast Visiting of the Hasmoneans Forest and we will learn about the struggle of the Maccabees against the Greeks and Jewish valor. Departure to the Ben Gurion Airport Goodbye and Shalom!