In recent years, Israeli policies and social developments have led to the weakening of Jewish-Zionist national identity. This trend requires deep correction, as it undermines Israel’s national and social resilience in several areas:
Heritage, National Identity, and Bible Studies Challenges
The Israeli education system has significantly reduced the study of heritage, national identity, and the Bible, creating a vacuum that has been filled by liberal-progressive ideologies.
Security Threats
Over the past three decades, Israeli governments, the IDF General Staff, and the Israeli judicial system have demonstrated a lack of understanding of the enemy and the Middle Eastern climate, leading to strategic mistakes (e.g., “Ethical Code and IDF Spirit,” “A Small and Smart Army,” “Land for Peace,” “Buying Quiet,” etc.).
Legal-Security Aspects
The liberal-progressive judicial system, led by the Attorney General, the Military Advocate General, and the International Law Division, has weakened national security and public trust (e.g., “Rules of Engagement,” “Roof Knocking,” “Proportionality,” International Criminal Court cases, “Black Sabbath Noon,” etc.).
Lack of Diplomatic Advocacy
Neglecting public diplomacy has harmed Israel’s global image, increased diplomatic isolation, and encouraged antisemitism.
Movement’s Mission
To strengthen Israel’s national security and resilience as a Jewish state and the nation-state of the Jewish people.
Movement’s Goals
Establishing strong Jewish national advocacy and fostering patriotism through conferences, lectures, social media, journalism, and other platforms in Israel and worldwide.
Deepening and reinforcing Jewish national identity among Israeli Jews.
Strengthening ties between the Jewish diaspora, Israel supporters, and the State of Israel.
Promoting and developing Jewish and Zionist leadership.
