Rabbis promoting unity with Israel
The independent collective voice of Zionist rabbis
As a diverse non-partisan group of rabbis from all movements and denominations, we express our commitment to the unity of the Jewish people and affirm our unbreakable bond with and support for the State of Israel. Our mission is to promote unity, understanding, and cooperation between the Jewish communities of Israel and the Diaspora, and to oppose antisemitism, especially when it masquerades as anti-Zionism.
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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 1,000 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.
The Latest Moves in the Middle East: Should we be Concerned? A Conversation with Rob Satloff
Mid East expert and head of the Washington Institute for Near East Policy Rob Satloff offered his perspective on President Trump’s trip and overtures to the Saudis, Qatar and other Arab nations and how this will impact Israel. Listen and hear why he thinks the most...
“Yes, We Will Stay”: Honoring Yaron and Sarah Amid Rising Hate
Yaron Lischinsky and Sarah Milgrim, two beautiful, innocent young people, with their whole world ahead of them were murdered last night in a brazen attack outside the Capital Jewish Museum in Washington, D.C. As he was being taken away by police, the attacker, who...
The Zionist Rabbinic Coalition: A Great Organization Serving a Doleful Need
Several years after the U.S. government moved its embassy to Jerusalem in 2018, the then Israeli ambassador to America, Ron Dermer, contacted his personal friend, Rabbi Stuart Weinblatt of Congregation B’nai Tzedek in Potomac, Maryland. He asked him to organize a...
ISRAEL’S WAR WITH HAMAS
How Long Israeli Hostages Kidnapped by Hamas are Still Being Held Captive in Gaza
619 days 9 hours 44 minutes 44 seconds