by Neil Lazarus
Neil Lazarus
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Our Authors
- Rachel Neiman
Rachel Neiman is an experienced writer / editor, journalist and translator, currently on the staff of Israel 21C. She's a member of the running and drinking disorganization the Holyland Hash House Harriers.
- David Breakstone
David Breakstone, veteran Israel educator and member of the Zionist Executive, will be delving into The Jerusalem Program, probing the essence of Zionism today.
- Barry Leff
Barry Leff, business entrepreneur, rabbi, and recent arrival in Israel will be reflecting on the Jewish state he is discovering as a new immigrant, 60 years after independence.
- Gil Troy
Gil Troy, Professor of History at McGill University and author of “Why I Am a Zionist,” will be reflecting on the contemporary significance of Israel and Zionism.
- Neil Lazarus
Neal Lazarus, internationally acclaimed expert in Israel advocacy and Director of AwesomeSeminars.com, will be sharing his insights on delivering the message.
communication training.
- David Brinn
David Brinn, Editorial Director of ISRAEL21c will be highlighting opportunities to convey the wonders of “the other Israel,” the one that exists beyond the conflict.
Israel's 60th Birthday
- World Zionist Organization (WZO) Doing Zionism - Department for Zionist Activities
- The Conservative Movement Celebrates Israel's 60th Anniversary
- Spiritual Services in the Diaspora from the WZO (Hebrew)
- Keren Kayemeth LeIsrael -- Jewish National Fund
- Israel's Proclamation of Independence
- Israel Celebrates 60
- Israel at 60 kit from Melitz
- Israel @ 60 Programs and Resources from the Jewish Agency
- ARZA - Israel at 60-ARZA at 30
- American Zionist Movement -- The Jerusalem Program
Seeking Peace
Visiting or Moving to Israel
Support Israel
The Persistence of Vision
- The Persistence of Vision brings together five authors with different perspectives on the meaning of Jewish statehood. (See Our Authors.) They are united by the belief that vision has always constituted the heart of the Zionist enterprise, and that it continues to beat vigorously today. Here they reflect on the significance of 60 years of Israel, how the reality compares to the 2000-year-old dream, and the challenge of working towards fulfillment of the promise. Turn their thoughts into a dialog with your comments. This blog, an initiative of the World Zionist Organization’s Department for Zionist Activities, is intended to stimulate 6 months of heightened reflection on the meaning of Zionism, and the relationship of Jews everywhere to the Jewish state. We’re looking forward to a joyous celebration of Israel’s 60th, but one infused with substance as well.
