The Kosel: We’ve organized major Yom Tov and Chol Hamoed events in Yerushalayim for bnei chutz la’aretz.
Event: These events provide a special opportunity for bnei chutz la’aretz to connect with their heritage during Yom Tov and Chol Hamoed in Yerushalayim.
Kashrus: To protect kosher standards, we brought together rabbonim from both Eretz Yisroel and the Diaspora to form a united front against proposed changes to kosher certification laws.
COVD-19: We ensured yeshiva and seminary students were able to enter Israel, similar to the Masa program, to continue their studies in the Holy Land.
Eretz HaKodesh Worldwide: We’ve held events and meetings across the globe to share the vision, mission, and activities of Eretz HaKodesh with Jewish communities everywhere.
Activities: Over the years, we’ve run extensive programs for tens of thousands of foreign students and new immigrants in Eretz Yisrael, helping them acclimate and connect with the land.
Shemittah: Eretz HaKodesh representatives in KKL have worked diligently to ensure the strict observance of Shemittah in all Chief Rabbinate-approved establishments, with produce sold via otzar bais din under the supervision of Rav Yitzchak Efrati.
Eretz HaKodesh is committed to ensuring that classical Torah hashkafah remains a central guiding force in Eretz Yisroel. We provide a voice for Orthodox communities in the Diaspora, making their influence felt in political decisions, communal matters, and policies in Israel. Our goal is to represent these communities and amplify their voices within Israel’s official institutions, counteracting the growing influence of liberal movements that have long claimed to be the exclusive representatives of the Jewish Diaspora.
Eretz HaKodesh seeks to restore balance by accurately reflecting the power dynamics of Jewish communities in the Diaspora and strengthening the voice of those dedicated to preserving the timeless values of the Torah and authentic Jewish tradition. Through our efforts, we aim to express the stance of the Jewish Diaspora on key issues in Israel and protect the rights of all Jewish communities worldwide.
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The World Zionist Congress currently has 145 seats designated for representatives of American Jewry. These representatives are chosen through democratic elections, open to all U.S. citizens of Jewish descent. Elected representatives play a key role in influencing decisions made by the Congress and its associated institutions, such as the World Zionist Organization and Keren Kayemet LeYisrael (the Jewish National Fund), among others.
Ensuring Jewish Diaspora Representation in Official Institutions
Eretz HaKodesh is officially recognized by institutions in the State of Israel as the representative of Orthodox communities in the Diaspora.
In recent years, the Reform movement has been recognized in Israel as the official representative of world Jewry.
The World Zionist Congress serves as a platform bringing together representatives of the Jewish people from across the globe.
This year, 200 mosdos, yeshivos, seminaries, kollelim, n'shei groups, and other organizations in Israel were supported in various ways.
$3,000,000 was allocated to support Jewish causes worldwide.
Approximately 40,000,000 Israeli shekels have been secured each year for programs supporting struggling teens.
More than $150,000 was designated for career training programs for hundreds of Chareidi American women in Eretz Yisroel.
With the assistance of Eretz HaKodesh, 40,000 yeshiva and seminary students were able to enter Eretz Yisroel during COVID to continue their studies.
More than 350 families of children with special needs received support.
In a powerful reiteration of his support for Torah-oriented engagement with the World Zionist Organization (WZO), HaGaon Rav Avrohom Gurwicz, Rosh Yeshivas Gateshead, has released an updated endorsement, urging all shomrei Torah umitzvos to register and vote for the Eretz HaKodesh party
[Full explosive leaked WhatsApp details below.] In a revelation that will send shockwaves throughout the chareidi world, it has come to light that senior members of the Conservative movement have been secretly orchestrating a campaign to sway public opinion and even influence daas Torah within
On February 18, 2025, YWN received a letter signed by Hagaon HaRav Dov Landau, Rosh Yeshivas Slabodka, calling for “all Charedi representatives to immediately withdraw from Zionist institutions,” specifically targeting involvement in organizations like the World Zionist Organization (WZO). YWN has
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