Adult Education
For Olim and English-speaking adults living in Israel, ZEI offers opportunities to deepen their understanding of the country they now call home. Programs combine serious learning, inspiring encounters, and experiential education that help participants better understand Israel’s story, their own place within it, and the ongoing promise of Jewish destiny.
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ZEI in the Classroom | בכיתה
ZEI in the Classroom offers thoughtful, content-rich learning experiences that explore the big ideas, texts, stories, personalities, and debates that shape Zionism and modern Israel.
These programs create space for adults to learn, ask, reflect, and engage with leading voices in Jewish thought, Israeli history, Torah, culture, and public life. Through classes, conversations, films, books, and lectures, participants build clarity, confidence, connection, and continuity.
From Right to Left: Modern Antisemitism
- Sunday, October 25 ●
- 19:00 - 20:00
From Right to Left: Modern Antisemitism
- Sunday, October 25
- 19:00 - 20:00
- NBN Aliyah Campus- Mercaz Mevakrim, Jerusalem
- Guide: Charlotte Korchak
Grasping the complexities of antisemitism and its historical evolution is no simple feat. In this presentation, we will examine the modern definition of antisemitism, its historical expressions, and its manifestations in contemporary society across the political spectrum. We will also explore how anti-Zionism can intersect with antisemitism and how scapegoating has long been a driving force behind this form of hatred.
Duality in Israel through Yaacov Agam’s Art for Seniors
- Sunday, November 29 ●
- 20:00 - 22:00
Duality in Israel through Yaacov Agam’s Art for Seniors
- Sunday, November 29
- 20:00 - 22:00
- Nefesh B’Nefesh Aliyah Campus (MM)
- Guide: Danielle Barta
Israel, One Sip at Time for Young Professionals
- Wednesday, December 16 ●
- 20:00 - 22:00
Israel, One Sip at Time for Young Professionals
- Wednesday, December 16
- 20:00 - 22:00
- Nefesh B’Nefesh Aliyah Campus (MM)
- Guide: Danielle Barta
ZEI in the field | בשטח
ZEI in the Field takes learning beyond the classroom and into the places where Jewish history, Zionist vision, and modern Israeli life come alive.
Through experiential site visits, archaeological tours, museum visits, encounters, and volunteer opportunities, participants connect past, present, and future in a direct and meaningful way. These programs are action-oriented, helping learners move from knowledge to connection, and from connection to responsibility.













































