Rabbis promoting unity with Israel
Our Mission
The Zionist Rabbinic Coalition is the multi-denominational and non-partisan collective voice of Zionist rabbis.
Our mission is to promote unity, understanding, and cooperation between the Jewish communities of Israel and the Diaspora, and to combat anti-Zionism. We strengthen connections between Israel and the Diaspora through collegial support, constructive discourse, education, and advocacy.
Vision Statement
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.
Year in Review
This year has been a landmark one for the Zionist Rabbinic Coalition, marked by impactful meetings and meaningful connections with leaders shaping the future of Israel and the Jewish people
Upcoming Events
Save the Date for the ZRC's 4th Annual Conference in Washington DC, May 4 through 6, 2025
Important Resources
Today marks one year since Israel and the global Jewish community were forever changed. In these challenging times, it’s crucial for the global Jewish community to unite in sorrow and solidarity. That is why we hope you will join us -- and encourage others to do the...
Interactive Map of The October 7th Massacre
The October 7th Geo-visualization Project strives to provide a comprehensive representation of the atrocities committed by Hamas on that day. This interactive map serves as a reflection and an educational tool, promoting awareness of the gravity of the horrors. Click...
Resources for October 7 Commemorations
As we approach the first anniversary of October 7, The Zionist Rabbinic Coalition has accumulated a comprehensive compilation of prayers, resources and materials from a wide spectrum of sources and provides them for you to use in your community. We Commemorate October...
Annual Conference
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ISRAEL’S WAR WITH HAMAS
How Long Israeli Hostages Kidnapped by Hamas are Still Being Held Captive in Gaza
441 days 22 hours 54 minutes 48 seconds
An Expression of Unity and Support for Israel by Rabbis
ZRC celebrates Abraham Accords as guests of UAE, Bahrain and Israel
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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
No ceasefire until Hamas is defeated, hostages released
The Zionist Rabbinic Coalition, a coalition of hundreds of rabbis opposes calls for a ceasefire until all of the remaining hostages have been released and Hamas is no longer able to pose a threat to Israel. We also reject calls to place conditions on US aid to Israel....
Group of rabbis calls on Biden to ignore calls for a ceasefire in Gaza
Coverage in the Forward of the ZRC's statement opposing a ceasefire in Gaza and rejecting the conditioning of U.S. military aid to Israel. Read the article Read the statement
Rabbis and Christian Leaders Lobby for Israel
In January 2024, a coalition of 70 rabbis and Christian pastors came together under the auspices of multiple organizations to lobby for Israel on Capitol Hill. The group consisted of approximately 50 Christian leaders and 20 rabbis, from varying foundations such as...
“We can love and support Israel even if we disagree about the particulars of policy and current events.”