World Zionist Organization
Judaism as culture: A path to restore Jewish, Zionist pride - opinion
Today, more than ever, we need that same “renewing generation” – one that examines and tests, but above all, draws near and restores Jewish and Zionist pride to our sisters and brothers overseas.
Knesset advances bill granting Chief Rabbinate authority over Western Wall prayer
WZO invites Mamdani to NYC Israel Day Parade, consul Akunis fires back
'Mutual responsibility': Israel recognizes Bondi casualties as victims of antisemitism
American Conservative rabbi honored with pathway dedication in Herzliya
The event concluded with the unveiling of the street sign bearing Davidowitz's name, a reminder of his enduring contributions to Jewish and Israeli heritage.
Bulgarian prosecutor affirms 'zero-tolerance' policy towards antisemitism
The WZO members said they appreciated "the proactive role and consistent efforts of the Bulgarian Prosecutor's Office in combating hate crimes."
At Jerusalem prize ceremony, Daniel Andrews demands accountability for antisemitism
Recipient of Jerusalem Prize, Former Victorian premier Andrews: “If people won’t speak out against antisemitism - defund them.”
Haredi-led festival rejects IDF soldiers, ministry pulls support
The festival, known as the Simchas Beis Hashoeva, is hosted by the Eretz HaKodesh faction within the World Zionist Organization and is being promoted as an event for "yeshiva scholars from abroad."
Fighting antisemitism in the US
WZO’s Raheli Baratz-Rix has developed two unique programs together with the Jewish Learning Institute.
This week in Jewish history: Polio vaccine, Hebron massacre, Zionists
A highly abridged version of the daily Dust & Stars.
Education, leadership, and hope reunited in Buenos Aires
The Jewish Educational Vision Forum took place recently in Buenos Aires, bringing together school principals from 11 Latin American countries to promote collaboration and networking.
Jewish leaders from 17 countries convene, discussing Latin American Judaism post October 7
Latin American Jewish leadership network convenes in Cancún, addressing future challenges.
'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.
