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After the tragic events of October 7th 2023, ESRA, Israel's largest English-speaking volunteer-based NGO, swiftly initiated assistance efforts, dedicating its resources to aiding both war-affected families and English speakers in Israel" ESRA War Effort.

In 2021 we made the most of your contribution

In 2022 we made the most of your contribution

NIS 9,050,000

community

Financial Investment

4,707

Children & Students

Personal & Educational Improvement

17,053

English-Speakers

Engaged in a Range of Activities

2,217

Volunteers

Active in the community

ESRA2022

NIS.10,482,000

Community

Financial Investment

5,035

Children & Students

Personal & Educational
Improvement

22,706

English-Speakers

Engaged in a Range of Activities

101,340

Volunteer Hours

Invested in the community

Projects homepage

Our community projects focus on enhancing educational achievement and social skills, promoting academic enrichment and excellence, and offering personal and financial support - all aimed at ensuring equal opportunity for personal, social, and educational growth and development.

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Our community projects focus on enhancing educational achievement and social skills, promoting academic enrichment and excellence, and offering personal and financial support - all aimed at ensuring equal opportunity for personal, social, and educational growth and development.

Feel Right at home in Israel with ESRA

ESRA, Israel's largest English speaking community network, is committed to successful integration of olim, and bridging equity gaps in Israeli society. We provide services and activities, suited to all ages and stages of the aliya process, including personal support, networking activities, volunteering opportunities, social and cultural events, and special interest groups.

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Feel right at home in Israel with ESRA

ESRA, Israel's largest English speaking community network, is committed to successful integration of olim, and bridging equity gaps in Israeli society. We provide services and activities, suited to all ages and stages of the aliya process, including personal support, networking activities, volunteering opportunities, social and cultural events, and special interest groups.

 ESRA College at the Tel Aviv Museum of Art Zoom Series Lectures & guided tours‎ 

Sunday 22 January, 2023 | 10:00 – 12:15 

Does the Mona Lisa have a Moustache? Classical Works in Contemporary Translations.
Many contemporary artists refer to, react to and even copy masterpieces that preceded them and thereby re-examine the boundaries of the work and the medium in which thy operate. This lecture will present some of the most prominent examples nowadays, examples that can be funny annoying and most definitely raise questions.
Virtual Tour: Stadel Museum, Frankfurt

Cost: ESRA members NIS 35 | Non-members NIS 55

Click here to register  


The link to the zoom lecture will be sent to you a few days prior to each date.
The session will be recorded and a link to the recordings will be sent to those who register.
The links will remain open for 1 week, for your pleasure.
Each session is built as follows:
10:00 - 11:00 - Lecture via zoom
11:00 – 11:15 – Short break
11:15 – 12:15 – Virtual guided tours via zoom
*Please note that changes may occur in the order or the subject of the lectures or virtual tour.

 The time of the event refers to Israel Local Time.
To locate your local time click here.

Registration: Click on the register links above or contact the Booking Office at 09-9508371 (ext 2).


Past Lectures

Sunday 20 November, 2022

Salvador Dali: Living in a Dream
“I don’t do drugs, I am drugs” (Salvador Dali 1941)
This lecture will take us through the life and work of Salvador Dali, the surrealist Spanish artist – renowned for his technical skill, precise draftsmanship, and the striking and bizarre images in his work.
Virtual Tour: Leopold Museum, Vienna


Sunday 11 December, 2022 

Mannerism: Elegant Art
Derived from the Italian “maniera”, meaning simply “style”. The sixteenth-century artist and critic Vasari – himself a mannerist – believed that excellence in painting demanded refinement, the richness of invention, and virtuoso technique, criteria that emphasized the artist’s intellect. Seen as bizarre, sometimes acid color, its illogical compression of space, the elongated proportions, and exaggerated anatomy of figures in convoluted, serpentine poses - frequently create a feeling of anxiety for the viewer.
Virtual Tour: The Broad: Los Angeles

Proceeds support ESRA Education and Welfare Community projects to strengthen Israeli society. Read more

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