Zion Ops is a hardcore volunteer program where we roll up our sleeves to restore and build up the land of Israel, one farm at a time. This program is for young men and women ages 18–30 and program costs are fully sponsored by donors, subject to availability.Â
This trip is not for those seeking a photo-op volunteer experience. Zion Ops is for those ready to work long hours under the hot Middle Eastern sun—building fences, planting trees and vines, restoring ancient terraces, moving rocks, pounding T-posts, clearing thorns, and constructing new farms. Whatever it takes to strengthen and serve the farmers on the front lines of restoring Judea and Samaria, that’s what we do.
Some nights you’ll sleep under the stars on the hard ground of desert farms. From sunrise to sunset, you’ll labor with purpose and literally help restore the heartland of Israel.
This incredible mission does not come without opposition. There are forces—both in the land and around the world—working to stop the Jewish people from inheriting and cultivating the land God gave them. They stand against every promise God made to Israel.
Zion Ops invites you to take part in something that matters. Israel needs people who are willing to show up with strength, faith, and resolve. The hills are waiting for those ready to stand alongside Jewish pioneers and help bring life back to the land, not in theory, but through real work and real sacrifice.
When you come on a Zion Ops trip, you step into a place where ancient promises are being lived out in the present. You will leave tired, but changed. You will know that your effort became part of a story larger than yourself, one that will continue long after you return home.
This is not just a volunteer trip. It is a mission.

This program is only open to men and women ages 18 to 30. Eligibility is based on the applicant’s age as of the program’s start date. Exceptions will be considered.
Applicants must be in excellent physical condition and prepared for demanding work in a hot, arid climate.
Flexibility and adaptability are essential. Participants should expect overtime and challenging volunteer tasks.
We highly recommend that you join us for one of our other Israel trip experiences before applying for this program.
Selection is competitive, and candidates will undergo a thorough interview process to determine their suitability for the program. Farm work experience is recommended.
Applicants must hold a valid passport with an expiration date AFTER December 23, 2026 for our summer program and AFTER February 26, 2027 for our autumn program.
arrive in Israel on Jun 23, 2026
depart Israel on Jul 21, 2026
arrive in Israel on Aug 26, 2026
depart Israel on Oct 6, 2026