Category: Purim

On March 24, 2024 (14 Adar 5784) we celebrated Purim. The American Zionist Movement continued our longstanding “AZM Purim Connection” program to maintain the bond

PURIM CONNECTION 2023 MISHLOACH MANOT FOR NEW OLIM & REFUGEES IN ISRAEL On March 6-7, 2023 (14 Adar 5783) we celebrated Purim. For many years

On March 16-17, 2022 (14 Adar 5782) we celebrate Purim. For many years the AZM “Purim Connection” program has helped maintain the bond connecting American

CLICK HERE FOR PURIM RESOURCES On February 25-26, 2021 (14 Adar 5781) we celebrate Purim. For many years the AZM “Purim Connection” program has helped

Maintaining our global Jewish identity and our connection to the people and land of Israel is an important aspect of Zionism. For over three decades

[wufoo username=”azm” formhash=”zus6obw1ylg2oa” autoresize=”true” height=”1166″ header=”show” ssl=”true”]   CLICK HERE to Read about success of last year’s Purim Connection Campaign https://azm.org/purim-connection-2018

March 2017/ Adar 5777 Dear Friends, It is almost Adar which means Purim is a close at hand.  Purim is a celebration commemorating one of

To spread the joy of Purim, the American Zionist Movement helped collect donations to send mishloach manot (traditional Purim gift baskets) to Israeli children and

For more than 25 years, the American Zionist Movement has proudly been donating mishloach manot (traditional Purimgift baskets) to Israeli children and soldiers for Purim. Because of the numerous recent attacks faced by those living in the south of Israel, this year AZM focused on Ashkelon and its surrounding areas in order to show solidarity with residents there.

It was just a few short weeks ago that Israeli children in the southern part of the country were terrorized by missile attacks numbering in the hundreds. Many lived in safe rooms and shelters for close to two weeks. There was no school to attend. The sanitary and living conditions were primitive. And the rockets kept coming. Yet the children found it within themselves to stand up to the attacks and resumed their lives as soon as they were able. It takes a special strength to do this: Jewish strength supported by a Zionist spirit.

Dear AZM Friend, Imagine a soldier standing guard. It’s dark and silent. There is no town, no synagogue, nothing within a 40 kilometer radius.  A

AZM’s Purim Connection is back! For over two decades, the Purim Connection project serves to connect American Jews to Israeli children and soldiers in need. This year, AZM is focusing its efforts on the fire-devastated Carmel Region, its children, and firefighters. Mishloach manot will also be delivered to Lone Soldiers in Jerusalem and Ashkelon.