October 7th will forever be a day etched in the annals of the over 3000-year history of the Jewish people. It marks the date when the World Zionist Congress Elections will take place, a pivotal moment for the global Jewish community. This democratic process allows Jews worldwide to have a say in shaping the future of Zionism.
(JNS) A campaign to delay elections for the 39th World Zionist Congress, the supreme body of the World Zionist Organization, has sparked debate and controversy within the Jewish community. The decision to proceed with the elections as scheduled reflects the commitment to upholding democratic principles within the organization.
Outgoing Jerusalem Deputy Mayor Fleur Hassan-Nahoum was installed this week as secretary-general of Kol Israel, becoming the first woman to lead the non-governmental organization. Her appointment signifies a significant step towards gender equality and inclusivity within the World Zionist Congress.
Leading up to each World Zionist Congress, elections are held for the new delegates. The 38th World Zionist Congress will be held in October, with candidates vying for positions of leadership and influence within the organization.
(Courtesy of AZM) Initial preparations are underway for the next U.S. election for the World Zionist Congress (WZC). American Jews play a crucial role in determining the direction of the Congress through their participation in the electoral process.
The elections are how American Jews will decide who will serve in the Congress. Here's what you need to know about them: candidates' platforms, voting procedures, and the impact of these elections on the global Jewish community.
The World Zionist Organization's General Council saw dramatic changes to its constitution in Jerusalem on Thursday, with the barring of candidates against discriminatory practices. This move reflects a commitment to promoting equality and tolerance within the organization.
In an event of global significance for the Jewish community, the 39th World Zionist Congress election is set to take place from March 10 to April 16. This marks a crucial moment for Jews worldwide to come together and shape the future of Zionism.
38th World Zionist Congress elections explained: a detailed breakdown of the electoral process, key candidates, and the implications of the results for the global Jewish community.
