The 1913 Moshavot Expedition – History & Heritage Tour

What does it mean to be Jewish in the land of Israel? What is a non-observant Jew? Can religious Jews and secular Jews live side by side? These questions are just as relevant today as they were in 1913 when Rabbi Kook decided to go on a rabbinical expedition to the newly established secular-Zionist-Jewish settlements.

Join a fascinating 2-day tour to the Jewish settlements of 1913 and discover the answers to these questions! The Rabbi Kook House welcomes travelers to enjoy a unique experience following the footsteps of HaRav Kook, Rabbi Yossef Chaim Sonnenfeld and their rabbinical delegation that went to visit and meet the Jewish pioneers in the northern part of the country.

Visit Zichron Ya’akov, Merchavia, Kfar Tavor, Poriya, Kinneret, Rosh Pina, and Yesod Hama’ala.

Meet unique figures at the settlements (moshavot), get to know the land, learn about this recent history, and discuss issues, topics and ideologies.

Tour Includes:

• 2 days of guided tours around Israel with a luxurious bus
• Professional and certified tour guides
• Admission fees
• Dinner
• Overnight & breakfast at Ohalo Manor located on the Sea of Galilee
• Lunch at Dubrovin Farm

• A minimum of 35 participants is required.
• Participants can book a group tour for 35 people (or more) or join one of the upcoming tours.
• Tours are designed for travelers of all ages: teens, students, adults, seniors, and families.
• Costs can be reduced for teen tours by changing the accommodation to camping/hostel.