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In this episode, we talk about "The Big Trip" – a part of the Israeli life journey. Why do so many young Israelis pack a backpack and disappear to India, South America, or the Far East after their army service? How long does the trip usually last, and what are the main reasons behind it? We’ll also explore the deeper meaning some travelers find through volunteering, spirituality, and even Tikun Olam – the idea of repairing the world. Tune in to hear stories, insights, and cultural context about this fascinating post-army tradition.
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In this episode, we talk about "The Big Trip" – a part of the Israeli life journey. Why do so many young Israelis pack a backpack and disappear to India, South America, or the Far East after their army service? How long does the trip usually last, and what are the main reasons behind it? We’ll also explore the deeper meaning some travelers find through volunteering, spirituality, and even Tikun Olam – the idea of repairing the world. Tune in to hear stories, insights, and cultural context about this fascinating post-army tradition.
Our video about the Israeli life path
📚 Get our FREE Hebrew ebook
Practical tips to help you take your Hebrew to the next level
📖 David Makes Aliyah
Our bilingual illustrated book about Israeli life and culture, available in English–Hebrew, French–Hebrew, and German–Hebrew
⭐ Join the Piece of Hebrew Club
Study each episode in depth with transcripts, audio, vocabulary lists, interactive flashcards, a private forum, and more.
☕ Support the podcast
Help us keep creating new Hebrew content

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