The Jewish Guide to the Internet

“The Am Yisrael Foundation champions the young leader as pioneer- advancing Observant Zionism as a fundamental force for the development of the Jewish People and Land of Israel.”

Ameinu, Hebrew for “Our People,” is a Zionist organization from the Reform movement. Its site provides information about and publications of the organization and outlines its activities.

Information about this independent Zionist organization including membership benefits, scholarship programs, Camp Koby, and a section on facts about Israel.

This movements goal is "to involve more Jews in Zionism and to take an activist posture on the Jewish scene." Its home page describes its programs, lists its member organizations, and offers access to its regional offices and calendar. You can read essays on Zionism, browse the catalog of publications, and check the relevant set of links to Zionist sources.

“ARZA is the single largest supporter of the Israel Movement for Reform and Progressive Judaism (IMPJ) and the Israel Religious Action Center (IRAC).” Its site provides educational materials about Israel and Zionism for Reform congregations, assists in bringing Reform Jews to Israel, and provides pre- and post-trip programming for congregations and individuals in order to enhance their Israel experience.

Describing itself as an “international umbrella for Israel volunteer advocacy groups,” this site offers a large variety of resources for those seeking to present the case for Israel to the world.

The home page of the worlds largest religious women's Zionist organization describes the projects of the group in Israel, details news and convention information, offers travel packages,

Through this site you can learn about the history and events of the group and the Beit Halochem centers it funds.

The site of this U.S. based group provides an faq and a list of rates and investment opportunities. You can locate local offices and read about delegations and events as well.

The site of this Canadian based group describes investment vehicles and benefits as well as projects sponsored by the group. A list of local offices is also provided.

The multilingual home page of the group whose mission is to rescue and settle Jews world wide in Israel, describes its work in four major categories: experience Israel, Israel in your community, Jewish social action and aliyah.

This home page describes the group's history and projects with a focus on its environmental and reforestration agenda in Israel. You can also learn about its action areas, community programs, college activities, and travel and tours. In addition, you can plant a tree online.

This site describes the history of the organization, its fund raising programs, and tree planting activities

“In partnership with the global Jewish community and Friends of Israel in over 45 countries worldwide, Keren Hayesod-UIA helps further the national priorities of the State of Israel. Foremost is rescuing Jews from places where their lives are in peril, encouraging aliyah and absorbing new immigrants.” Its site in English and French provides information about the group's activities.

Known for its blue tzedakah boxes, “since its establishment in 1901, KKL-JNF has been developing the land of Israel, strengthening the bond between the Jewish people and its homeland.” Its website in English, Hebrew and Russian describes its activities in the areas of the environment, water, forest and tourism.

From the World Zionist Organization comes this list of Zionist groups by country with contact information.

MERCAZ USA is the Zionist organization of the Conservative Movement. Its website has material about the programs of the group, advocacy materials for Israel and information on aliyah.

The website of this religious Zionist movement in English, Hebrew, French, Spanish and Russian has information about the organization and its activities. It has sections on religious Zionist education and the democratic communal model.

The website of “this group seeks to foster the relationship between world Jewry and Israel and facilitate aliyah” has sections devoted to promoting Zionism in Israel, combatting anti-Semitism, Zionist education, rural development, Hebrew education, aliyah, advocacy and connecting Israel and the Diaspora.

The goal of this site created by Dr. Andre Obole “to combat antisemitism, racism and misunderstanding by providing credible sources on Zionism and Israel that challenges the propaganda and online hate speech which seek to demonise Zionism, Israel and the Jewish people” provides extensive links to relevant resources in all of these areas.

The Zionist Federation of Australia (ZFA) is the federal roof body of Zionist organisations in Australia responsible for the connection between Australian Jewry and Israel. Its homepage describes its programs and services and offers links to its state councils and other relevant sites.

The website of this “oldest pro-Israel organization in the United States” provides information about its activities, programs and publications as well as its campus programs. Of particular note is its extensive section of facts on Israel.