ABOUT US ​

MISSION AND VISION

Hanoar Hatzioni is a movement committed to the shaping of a person with integrity – someone of the values, morals, ethics, and attitudes on which our non-formal educational practice is based; a person who identifies and acts in favor of the Jewish people, their history, culture, traditions, and the state of Israel.

As an educational, Jewish, Zionist, Humanist, liberal and social youth movement, we aspire to the development of formative processes for our students, based on the ideological foundations that derive from the essential values of Judaism, the Zionist dream and the world’s cultural heritage.

We recognize the centrality of the state of Israel, like a home where every Jew has the right to be a protagonist, and establish a Jewish life as a norm. We encourage our chaverim to actively participate in the process of ensuring the continuity of our people, while enriching the Jewish, democratic and pluralist aspects of our state, as the foundation for the formation of an exemplary society.

HISTORY​

During the years following the First World War, a handful of young intellectuals eager for reforms adopted critical attitudes regarding the extremist viewpoints and slogans, concluding that there is a need to create a youth movement that would serve as an expression of the diverse conceptions and perceptions within Judaism, placing Zionism as a supreme ideal.

our team

«We are a little group of professionals with talent, abilities, and experiences. We love what we do and we do it with passion. »

WE ARE A BIG FAMILY

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"SISTERS TNUOT"​

OUR POLITICAL MOVEMENT

The TNUAT HAMERKAZ HALIBERALIT HANOAR HATZIONI is a political movement that operates in the World Zionist Organization arena. This movement was created by chaverim of Hanoar Hatzioni, with the main objective of strengthening, consolidating and sustaining the tnua to fulfill its dreams and objectives.

MAZKIRUT OLAMIT

HaYasmin 1, Rmaat Efal, 5296000, Israel

Phone : +(972)3 5301396

 

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