Events: Multi-generational trip to Israel

Multi-generational trip to Israel

October 9th.
October 20th.
Israel
2699 €
Registration deadline:
July 5, 2026
October 9th.
October 20th.
Israel
2699 €
Registration deadline:
July 5, 2026

Why travel to Israel? Will it ever be safe again? We can't control that. And yet, since the Hamas attack of October 7, 2023, we at CSI have been in Israel more often than ever. We experience profound encounters with people there. We are able to comfort them and show them: We stand with you! Our tour guide teams are excellent bridge-builders to the Jewish people and, at the same time, experienced organizers. Through personal connections, moving encounters of solidarity arise. Of course, classic Israeli experiences are also included – for example, a trip following in the footsteps of Jesus around the Sea of ​​Galilee, including a boat trip, the Dead Sea, Jerusalem with its Old City, Western Wall, and Garden Tomb, as well as the Yad Vashem Holocaust Memorial!

The official registration deadline has already passed – however, we can gladly book additional places upon request! Just send us a message.

Furthermore, there will be ample time to visit special projects and meet local people – all framed by in-depth Bible studies and times of prayer and fellowship. Both first-time visitors and those familiar with Israel will find this trip rewarding!

Excerpt from the program

We begin our journey in the north. Over the next three days, our itinerary includes excursions to the Sea of ​​Galilee (boat trip and swimming), the Mount of Beatitudes, Elijah's Monastery on Mount Carmel, and a visit to Druze communities in the Golan Heights. We then travel to Jerusalem, where we will stay for the next five nights and have the unique opportunity to experience the Shabbat entrance at the Western Wall. In addition to visiting the Old City with the Western Wall, the Pilgrims' Way, the City of David, and the Jewish market, we will also visit the Yad Vashem Holocaust Museum. At Café Europa, a CSI-supported meeting place for Holocaust survivors, we will have time to meet with survivors of the Shoah. In Jerusalem, we will also visit the Mount of Olives, the Garden of Gethsemane, and the Garden Tomb. Of course, there will also be free time. The program also includes an excursion through the Judean Desert to the Dead Sea and the Ein Gedi oasis. We will spend the last two nights in Tel Aviv on the Mediterranean coast. From here we will visit the Nova memorial site as well as one of the villages attacked on October 7, 2023, and meet survivors of the Hamas massacre.

On our trips, we place a special emphasis on encounters with the local people. Where possible, Israeli guests and friends will accompany us on our excursions or during relaxed evenings, allowing us ample time for meaningful exchange. Bible studies, devotions, and prayer times are also an integral part of our program.

Tour guides: Delly Hezel, Dana Nowak, Stefan Mannl, spiritual director David Kissling

 

The program:

Friday, October 9th.  

Arrival, accommodation for three nights at Kibbutz Shaar HaGolan, dinner/Shabbat, spiritual reflection

Saturday, October 10th. 

Devotional service at the Mount of Beatitudes, Sea of ​​Galilee with boat tour and swimming opportunity

Sunday, October 11th. 

Golan tour, dinner with Israeli friends

Monday, October 12th. 

Devotional service at the Elijah Monastery on Mount Carmel, visit to Druze communities, transfer to Jerusalem, free time, accommodation for five nights (hotel to be announced)

Tuesday, October 13th. 

Jerusalem with the Old City, City of David and Pilgrim Road, Western Wall

Wednesday, October 14th. 

Visit to the Yad Vashem Holocaust Memorial, meeting with Holocaust survivors at Café Europa

Thursday, October 15th. 

Dead Sea, Ein Gedi Oasis with hike (optional), evening visit to the Jewish market in Jerusalem (optional)

Friday, October 16th. 

Ancient Shiloh, free time, Shabbat entrance at the Western Wall (optional)

Saturday, October 17th. 

Mount of Olives, Garden of Gethsemane, Garden Tomb with prayer service, transfer to Tel Aviv, three nights at Hotel BY14 

Sunday, October 18th. 

Excursion to southern Israel, visit to one of the towns attacked on October 7, 1923, meeting with survivors, car graveyard, Nova memorial, open-air concert with musicians Shaul and Julia

Monday, October 19th. 

Devotional service and closing meeting, free time (Jaffa, Tel Aviv, swimming in the Mediterranean)

Tuesday, October 20th. 

Departure 

During our excursions and dinners, we will regularly host Israelis to foster exchange and dialogue. Daily devotions and prayer times are also part of the program.

ATTENTION: Program changes are subject to change! We will follow the current safety guidelines on site, which may necessitate changes to the program.

 

 

 

 

 

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Scheduled flight with El Al – Israel Airlines

Outbound flight: Frankfurt – Tel Aviv, 10:55 – 16:00

Return flight: Tel Aviv – Frankfurt, 3:00 PM – 6:35 PM

€2699, Included services:

  • Flight
  • Transfers in an air-conditioned coach
  • For 2 days: Certified Israeli tour guide
  • Entrance fees and tips
  • Half board.
    Not included: Entry permit (ETA-IL, 25 ILS/person – subject to change), arrival and departure within Germany, additional meals and drinks, international health and other travel insurance. The supplement for a single room is €959.00.

The minimum number of participants is 20 people.

We are accommodated in 3 different hotels or kibbutzim, including breakfast and dinner.

  1. Entry requirements:
    To enter Israel, citizens of visa-exempt countries (including Germany, Switzerland, Austria, and Russia) need a passport (this also applies to children and infants under 2 years of age) that is valid for at least 6 months after their return date, as well as (newly required) an Electronic Travel Authorization (ETA-IL). German citizens born before January 1, 1928, require a visa. Citizens of other nations should contact the Israeli consulate for information. We are also happy to provide further information personally. Passengers must be in possession of a return or onward flight ticket. This requirement does not apply to Israeli citizens. (As of June 12, 2024)
  2. Information for people with reduced mobility:
    Our tours are generally not suitable for people with reduced mobility. If you have reduced mobility and would like to participate in one of our tours, please contact us.
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