As soon as a few days after the war begin, individuals and groups found ways to get to Israel to pray, to serve, and to tour. Our team on the ground in Israel works hard to keep every group in the land safe and away from the conflict at hand. It’s rare that Israel is ever without conflict, but in this season where things are heightened, we’ve been blessed to hear of dozens of groups that have gone and were wonderfully blessed by their time there.

We are blessed with experienced guides, drivers, and tour leaders that have had decades of experience guiding groups, both in times of relative peace as well as in times of conflict. Although we can never guarantee safety (nor could we guarantee it if you were traveling to any major city in the U.S.), we can guarantee that our traveler’s safety is the number one priority for all of us at TFI Tours.

Our plan is to volunteer while we are there. The type of volunteering won’t be locked in until much closer to the trip when we can schedule it. Because we are blessed with an abundance of relationships throughout Israel, there will be no shortage of opportunities for us.

PLEASE SEE BELOW FOR OUR REFUND POLICY.

YOUR FUNDS WILL BE 100% REFUNDED MINUS THE $300 DEPOSIT IF THE TRIP GETS CANCELLED. YOU WILL ALSO BE ABLE TO APPLY YOUR $300 DEPOSIT TO A FUTURE TRIP THAT EXPIRES WITHIN 1 YEAR OF ORIGINAL TRIP DATE.

These are important days in Israel and I personally feel it is a privilege to travel there, especially at a time where people are choosing to stay away. Our simply being there will be a testimony of our love for Israel and the people of the land. I’ve had friends that were recently there when a local Israeli came up to them and said, “why in the world (they used a slightly different phrase using profanity) would you choose to be here at a time like this?”. The traveler responded that it was because of their love for Israel and the God of Israel that they are there now!

You have no idea how deeply moving it is to local Israelis to see people of the nations coming to Israel, especially during Israel’s time of need.