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MERCAZ USA is the Zionist membership
organization of the Conservative Movement, the voice of Conservative
Jewry within the World Zionist Organization, the Jewish Agency
for Israel, the American Zionist Movement and the Jewish National
Fund to support religious pluralism in Israel and strengthen
the connection between Israel and the Diaspora. Click
here to become a new member or renew an existing membership.
NEW CONSERVATIVE MOVEMENT STUDY ABROAD OPTION:
The Conservative Movement's one semester "MAROM" Program at Ben-Gurion University of the Negev combines environmental studies with Jewish studies and enables students to make a difference in the development town of Yeroham, all within a supportive Conservative/Masorti framework. Click here for information. |
HAPPY 60TH BIRTHDAY, ISRAEL!: Click here to
learn how the Conservative Movement is celebrating.
"I'M GOING TO ISRAEL!" Click here to learn about
different short-term and long-term programs to Israel. Click here to learn about new Conservative Movement-sponsored long-term programs in Israel.
IF YOU'RE THINKING ALIYAH: Click here to learn the new 5 steps you should be following while planning
aliyah to Israel. Click
here to visit the website of the Conservative Movement's
Aliyah Committee to learn about visiting Israel, making aliyah
and strengthening our connection to the Jewish State.
DISCOVER "TODAY'S ISRAEL": Click here for the United Synagogue's new e-Zine, an initiative of the organization's Israel Commission. The interactive digital magazine focuses on Israelis' daily lives and provides information about what USCJ is doing in Israel.
MEET OUR CONSERVATIVE OLIM: Click here to learn what motivates people to move to Israel and hear what's on their minds.
WHAT CAN YOU DO FOR ISRAEL THIS YEAR? Click here to access and download the ads outlining what you can do for Israel in the upcoming new year.
MERCAZ INVOLVEMENT WITH THE WZO AND JEWISH AGENCY: Click here to see how MERCAZ represents our Conservative/Masorti Movement institutions in Israel and throughout the Diaspora.
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