Category: Department for Diaspora Activities

Beit Ha’am Online: JEWISH VS ISRAELI: SCREENING OF THE SHORT FILM “TATEH”

Following a screening of the short film “Tateh” about Secular kibbutznik who becomes a Breslover Hasid, discussion on the historic tensions between Jewish and Israeli

Passover 5779/2019

AZM MEMBERSHIP ORGANIZATION RESOURCES ARZA – Dvar Torah BNAI ZION FOUNDATION – Passover Pinterest Recipes HADASSAH – Recipes, Games & More and Zionist texts from Gil

WZO BEIT HA’AM TISHA B’AV SUPPLEMENT

Beit Ha’am Supplement – Pray for the Wellbeing of Jerusalem (PDF) Or online: http://beit-haam.com/mitve-kotel.pdf

You can find here a collection of different resources for Israel educators and individuals wishful to learn more about Israel. Through encounter with these texts, we hope to encourage lively discussion of Zionist identity among Diaspora Jews in general, and the younger generation, in particular.

Beit Ha’am – Israel Education Resources

The Beit Ha’am – House of the Nation – program was developed by the Department for Diaspora Activities of the World Zionist Organization to encourage

BDS – The New Antisemitism? Confronting a Global Campaign

Join AZM and the WZO at a conference titled “BDS – the New Antisemitism? Confronting a Global Campaign” on June 2, 2016, in NYC. It will address the resurgence of global antisemitism and provide our community with tools to tackle and confront it.
It will be a great opportunity to hear about the joint efforts of Israeli MK’s and American Jewish leaders to understand and combat the BDS movement.

Attend WZO’s International Bible Competition

There is no book that expresses the diversity of our values as a people more than the Bible. The International Bible Competition is a golden

Join the Intergenerational Dialogue with Muki Tsur

Muki Tsur, educator and raconteur, will address the theme: Gazing from Mount Nebo, with former students and youth movement participants from across the generations. This

Voices Fellowship Program in Philadephia and New York

Progressive Jewish communities in North America are often concerned about certain phenomena occurring in the Jewish State that they recognize as counter their conceptions of

Mark Tisha b’Av With A Zionist Perspective

Tisha b’Av and Zionism The observance of Tisha b’Av Saturday night July 28 and Sunday, July 29, gives us the opportunity to focus on the

Some More Questions for Your Passover Table

An important part of the Passover tradition is the discussion and debate of the haggadah. It is also a tradition to add new elements into

World Zionist Organization Mobilizes for Southern Israel

Following the escalation in rocket attacks on southern Israel, the WZO brought hundreds of schoolchildren from the south to Jerusalem. The students, from grades 1-12, will explore the city with a guide to accompany them. Among the places the students will visit is the WZO’s Herzl Museum and Educational Center, located on Har Herzl (Mt Herzl).

They Came to Denver “To Do the Write Thing”

For three days, from November 6-8, twenty-seven college students and young professionals from across North America gathered at the General Assembly of United Jewish Federations of North America to discuss journalism, Israel, Zionism, and how to communicate their passions for each in an effective manner. The students were attending the 22nd annual Do The Write Thing Seminar, a leadership track held during the GA, sponsored by the American Zionist Movement and the World Zionist Organization