World Zionist Organization
Believe your enemy wants to hurt you, WZO’s Yifat Ovadia Luski tells 'Post' conference
“When your enemies tell you they want to hurt you, believe them.”
Rabbi Doron Perez: October 7 was the worst day in modern Jewish history, but also the greatest
Yesh Atid appoints Zionist Council head Oz Haim to Knesset, replacing MK Toporovsky
The antidote to antisemitism: Unapologetic pride and Zionist strength
Likud factions clash over leadership, disrupting coalition talks for WZC positions
An internal rift between World Likud factions is delaying elections and disrupting coalition talks for key positions at the World Zionist Congress, with both sides accusing each other of obstruction.
How the 39th World Zionist Congress will shape future of Jewish world - explainer
From October 28–30, 2025, Jerusalem will host the 39th World Zionist Congress
Back to the Basics: A Zionist Answer for an Age of Doubt
Our task is to reclaim our story, renew our alliances, and return to the foundational values that made the State of Israel possible
Likud Israel court can intervene in Likud affairs, marks success for Minister Zohar - exclusive
Such a battle hasn't occurred in the World Likud in the past 20 years.
Judges order ZOA to follow original Zionist Congress list order for delegates
The three-judge panel ordered ZOA to submit a corrected list immediately and instructed the World Likud Election Committee to publish it by September 14.
Hagoel tops Likud Central Committee vote, beating four ministers to retain World Likud dominance
Hagoel’s triumph comes five months after the same ministers tried to push a constitutional amendment that would have slashed the voting power of Likud activists abroad to just 20 percent.
The first Zionist diplomat: How Theodor Herzl changed Jewish and world history - opinion
To those who view diplomacy as naive, we urge a look at Theodor Herzl, the first Zionist diplomat, a man whose primary tools were determination and words.
WZO launches next phase of housing initiative for families impacted by Iranian missile strikes
“Hundreds of families lost their homes in the Iranian attack, and our response is rooted in responsibility, mutual guarantee, sensitivity, and unity," said Yaakov Hagoel, chairman of the WZO.
Orthodox slates claim nearly half of US votes in World Zionist Congress election
A surge in Orthodox votes reshapes the American delegation at the World Zionist Congress, challenging the traditional dominance of liberal movements.
US officials condemn Washington shooting en masse, calling it antisemitism-based terror
Senate Minority Leader Chuck Schumer stated that "This sickening shooting seems to be another horrific instance of antisemitism which as we know is all too rampant in our society."
