Bar/Bat Mizvah Israel Tours are tailored for families who seek a spiritually uplifting adventure to celebrate a grand occasion in their family. Bar/Bat Mizvah Israel Tours usually involves a family vacation in Israel, with a meaningful celebration and ceremony for the child and the family.
Bar Mitzvah means son of commandment. It also implies responsible male. According to Jewish custom a Jewish boy becomes a bar mitzvah no sooner he is 13 years of age. As a bar mitzvah, a boy becomes bound by God’s commandments - as ordained in the Torah and as interpreted by Moses, the Prophets, the Sages and the Rabbis. The bar mitzvah boy also becomes eligible to count in a prayer quorum, lead prayer services and appear before a religious court.
In the 15th Century, it became mandatory to mark the occasion of a boy becoming a bar mitzvah. Since then the custom has evolved.
During the earliest bar mitzvah celebrations the boy was called upon to bless or read Torah on the Monday, Thursday or Sabbath after his 13th birthday. Some bar mitzvah boys also lead part of the prayer service.
Some families celebrated the occasion with a festive meal. The boy gives a bar mitzvah speech after the prayer service or during the festive meal.
Today people in Israel celebrate the occasion of a boy becoming a bar mitzvah with a lavish party.
Agencies offering Bar/Bat Mizvah Israel Tours offer different hotel options so that people undertaking such tours can have the choice to visit Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, the Galilee and Eilat and enjoy a trip of a lifetime.
Agencies offering Bar/Bat Mizvah Israel Tours help people to explore Israel with the help of renowned guides. The guides help one make the most of each day on the Israel Tour experience so that it is the perfect fit for a family.
The tour usually includes Bar/Bat Mitzvah Ceremony on Masada or some other place of repute, Jeep tour climbing the Golan Heights, kayaking on the Jordan River, the Western Wall Tunnel, float in the Dead Sea, visit to the Beit Guvrin caves, fun in the Sun in Eilat, and optional day trip to the Hidden Nabatean city of Petra in Jordan.
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