ZRC in the News

The Forward covers ZRC Inaugural National Conference

The Forward covers ZRC Inaugural National Conference

In The Forward's coverage of the ZRC National Conference, they note how many rabbis who attended the inaugural meeting in Washington, D.C. this week worry that the non-Orthodox movements are moving away from Israel, and they hope the new group can strengthen their...

Ambassador Herzog Addresses First ZRC Conference

Ambassador Herzog Addresses First ZRC Conference

Speaking at the opening of the first Zionist Rabbinic Coalition conference, held at the Bible Museum in Washington, Israeli Ambassador to the US Michael Herzog said that the Abraham Accords agreement’s potential is “huge.” Read full article in The Jerusalem Post

Gil Troy on ZRC as a leading advocate for American Jews on Israel

Gil Troy on ZRC as a leading advocate for American Jews on Israel

In Gil Troy’s recent article in JPOST and JTA, "When it comes to anti-Israel attacks on Jews, it's time to name the enemy" Troy discusses the problem posed by the recent outburst of anti-Semitic attacks and the connection to anti-Zionism. He makes specific mention of...

Weinblatt: Rabbis met Netanyahu ‘not to condemn, but to learn’

Weinblatt: Rabbis met Netanyahu ‘not to condemn, but to learn’

When Rabbi Stuart Weinblatt and 19 other U.S. rabbis flew to Israel to meet with Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu last month, they brought a list of concerns. The rabbis warned the prime minister against embracing President Donald Trump too tightly. They felt that a...

About that rabbis’ meeting with Bibi

About that rabbis’ meeting with Bibi

The purpose of our Reform, Conservative and Orthodox Unity Mission was to engage constructively and not to hurl public criticism at Israel (Times of Israel) Please note that the posts on The Blogs are contributed by third parties. The opinions, facts and any media...

“We can love and support Israel even if we disagree about the particulars of policy and current events.”

Rabbi Stuart Weinblatt

Congregation B'nai Tzedek

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