ILF 1.0

This course provides a clear foundation for understanding Israel, including how and why the state was founded. You’ll explore the historical roots of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict and the events that continue to shape the region today. Through engaging discussions, students gain context and tools to better understand current events.

Spring 2026: Tuesdays at 6:00pm | Led by our Israel Fellow | Duration - 90 mins

Hebrew 1.0

Introduction to the Hebrew language, and basic sentences, and words.

Duration - 90 mins | Led by our Israel Fellow

No cohorts in Spring 2026, details about Fall 2026 to come

ILF 2.0

This course explores the last 25 years of Israeli history and the major events shaping the country today. You’ll examine how developments in neighboring Arab countries have impacted Israel and how different minority communities within Israel view the current situation. The course also invites thoughtful discussion on the events of October 7th and the questions surrounding whether they could have been prevented.

Spring 2026: Mondays at 3:45pm | Led by our Israel Fellow | Duration - 90 mins

Kol Yisrael (Ethnic Diversity)

This series explores how Israel’s diverse communities experience and define what it means to be “Israeli.” Participants will learn how different ethnic groups balance shared national identity with their own unique histories and traditions. Through discussion and storytelling, the course highlights the richness and complexity of Israeli society.

Spring 2026: Tuesdays at 3:45pm | Led by our Israel Fellow | Duration - 90 mins

Hebrew 2.0

Advanced Hebrew session with more daily conversations.

Duration - 90 mins | Led by our Israel Fellow

No cohorts in Spring 2026, details about Fall 2026 to come

Cafe Ivrit

A newly launched level three language class for students with a conversational Hebrew level. Eligible for students that did not attend Hebrew 1.0 or Hebrew 2.0.

No cohorts in Spring 2026, details about Fall 2026 to come