Cafe Ivrit is a language project for adult immigrants, where you can come on your own or with your family.

In a warm and relaxed evening atmosphere, over a cup of coffee, we learn Hebrew through Israeli songs. We listen to and explore the songs, understand their meaning, and pick out useful phrases that can be used in everyday life.

Suitable for immigrants aged 18 and over. The program is conducted in two languages: Russian and Hebrew.

I am a successful blogger: filmmaking - is a children’s media project where participants learn how to create their own content: develop ideas, write scripts, shoot videos, work on camera, and edit their own video projects.

We offer Torah lessons, classes for those preparing for giyur, and ongoing support for newcomers through dedicated chat groups. It is a space where you can learn, ask questions, have doubts, and find your own path to spirituality in a respectful and supportive environment.

Nisan Theater Studio is a children’s theater studio in Nahariya for kids and teenagers aged 4 to 17. Here, participants develop their acting and creative skills and take part in theatrical productions.

Tiferet Jewish Women’s Theater is a new Russian-language cultural project that brings Russian-speaking women together through theater, creativity, and Jewish culture. Its productions explore themes of aliyah, family, women’s lives and experiences, traditions, and life in Israel.

The community rabbi, Tzvi Hirsch Bichman, holds meetings for men. These gatherings are an opportunity to study Jewish tradition, discuss the weekly Torah portion, and get answers to questions related to family, holidays, and everyday life. The meetings help participants deepen their understanding of Jewish tradition and feel a stronger connection to the community.

Women’s gatherings are a warm and welcoming space for connection, learning about Jewish tradition, and personal growth. Once a week, participants come together to discuss the Torah, mussar, relationships, and personal qualities, while learning to better understand themselves and one another.

A project for teenagers aged 12–14 who have not had full preparation for a Bar or Bat Mitzvah. Participants will explore Jewish traditions of coming of age, responsibility, and personal choice, and the program will conclude with a special celebratory event.

Additional English classes for children in grades 1–6 help improve reading, listening comprehension, vocabulary, and speaking skills. The program is suitable for students who need more practice or greater confidence in using English.

Creative Workshop offers weekly arts and crafts classes for children and teenagers. Participants create handmade crafts, souvenirs, and holiday decorations. All materials are provided, and children can take their finished creations home.

You can attend the workshop regularly or join a special session before a Jewish holiday.

A program for those going through the process of adapting after aliyah and wishing to better understand themselves, their goals, and new opportunities. During the meetings, participants learn how to cope with change, build inner resilience, and move forward with greater confidence in their new life in Israel.

Classes for children and teenagers where participants are introduced to the basics of robotics, learn to create virtual models, and design their own projects on a computer. The program helps develop technical thinking, logic, and spatial imagination, guiding participants step by step from a simple idea to a complete digital model

The After-School Program is a caring and supportive space for children in grades 1–6 after the school day ends.

We meet the children after school, provide a hot meal, and help them with homework and studying. The program also includes additional classes, creative workshops, and time for socializing and relaxing in a calm and friendly atmosphere.

Additional Hebrew classes for children in grades 1–6 help improve reading, listening comprehension, vocabulary, and speaking skills. The program is suitable for students who need more practice or confidence in using a language that is still new to them.