World Zionist Organization

'They work day and night to keep us safe': NGOs provide aid to emergency response teams

An increase in terror threats from Jenin and Tulkarem have led top nonprofits to increase donations of equipment and supplies for soldiers, civilian guards and rescue teams nationwide.

Seventy-five emissaries from Israel departing on educational mission to the Diaspora

Emissaries will be under the auspices of the Education Department of the World Zionist Movement.

Hostage Recovery Directorate to be managed by the World Zionist Organization

The directorate, which was initially under the command of the Home Front Command, will now operate under the WZO at an annual cost of approximately 27 million shekels.

Ceremony marks 76 years since Altalena sinking

"On this day, in this place, and at this time, we must fulfil the legacy of Menachem Begin, who showed tremendous leadership and declared here on the Altalena: ‘Civil war, never again.’"

WZO presents Ted Comet with award for his Zionist activities for the State of Israel

"Ted Comet’s initiative to march in New York with pride for Israel is a tremendous contribution to national morale" says Chairman Yaakov Hagoel.

Israel mayors, WZO meet US students to learn about campus challenges

Pro-Israel students spoke with Israeli mayors and WZO leaders about rising rates of antisemitism on college campuses in the wake of the Israel-Hamas war.

Emily Austin and David Draiman Honored at Jerusalem Post 2024 Annual Conference

Influencers receive awards for their efforts in combating antisemitism and promoting understanding of Israel.

 (L-R) Amichai Chikli, Shira Ruderman, Yaakov Hagoel

Israeli government recognizes Diaspora victims in historic resolution

The historic resolution, adopted on May 27, 2024, follows a call made in 2022 by Yaakov Hagoel, chairman of the World Zionist Organization.

Pro-Israel stars David Draiman, Emily Austin to receive WZO award for fighting antisemitism

“There has never been a more critical hour to fight against antisemitism, loudly, proudly, and passionately," says WZO's Raheli Baratz

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