Rabbis promoting unity with Israel

Our Mission
We are Zionist rabbis who constructively engage with Israel to build bridges with Israel and the Jewish people.
Our mission is to promote unity, understanding, and cooperation among the Jewish communities of Israel and the Diaspora.
Who We Are
The Zionist Rabbinic Coalition fosters love and dedication to Zionism and Israel among generations of American Jews.
The Zionist Rabbinic Coalition is a growing group of over 200 rabbis from diverse American congregations of all Jewish denominations committed to supporting Israel. We are the only multi-denominational rabbinic organization that promotes constructive and positive interaction between the world’s two largest Jewish communities (American Jews and Israeli Jews). We foster a greater understanding of American and Israeli Jews by providing tools, resources and programs to rabbis. We are a non-partisan group that actively and constructively engages the American rabbinic community with Israel with the goal of working to close the gap between our communities.
ZRC in the News
Jonathan Tobin on ZRC
In a November 18, 2022 article in a nationally syndicated column by Jonathan Tobin entitled, “Israel’s Coalition Shouldn’t Write off American Jewry,” he recognizes the importance of the work of the Zionist Rabbinic Coalition. He wrote: … as much as the battle for the...
How the ZRC is Reviving Support for Zionism Among Rabbis by Jonathan Tobin
In Jonathan S. Tobin's recent featured column in JNS, he questions if Reform and Conservative Judaism support for Zionism can be revived, noting the disaffection for the Jewish state growing among Jewish liberals. He explains how the decline in pro-Israel sentiment...
JPost recognizes how ZRC Rabbis are working together to fight anti-Zionism
The Jerusalem Post recognized the work the ZRC is doing to counter the growing trend of incoming Reform and Conservative rabbis who feel they need to avoid or criticize Zionism. Read the full article »
“We can love and support Israel even if we disagree about the particulars of policy and current events.”