Dear Rabbi,

Dear Rabbi,

Dear Jews Against Zionism,

Dear Friends,

As a Muslim preacher, I am trying to do what I can to ensure that the anger generated by Israel's recent crimes is not channelled towards Jews, i.e. separating Judaism from Zionism.

Dear Rabbi

I always knew that Jews are not Zionist and would appreciate your opinion of status of the state of Israel according to the Book ( The Holy Torah).

Can you tell me if the Israel represent all the jews in the world?

Do all Orthodox Jews believe the things stated in this website or are there differences in opinion on this matter?

Sincerely,
Tim M.

I am an American currently in Israel, trying to understand God's plan here. I wonder what your organization thinks of the current situation in the West Bank.

Dear Rabbi,

First of all, I must say I'm deeply shocked by what I read in the "Ten questions to the Zionists" section!!

Dear Rabbi,

The Israeli Cabinet has approved an amendment to a citizenship law that requires new citizens to declare their loyalty to a "Jewish and democratic state," the prime minister's office said Sunday.

In a special report on the 61st anniversary of the “Nakba” (catastrophe, referring to May 14, 1948, the day the Zionist state declared its independence), the Palestinian Central Bureau of Statistics surveyed the demographic situation in the Holy Land.

A comprehensive survey published Sunday by the Guttman Center revealed that the number Israeli Jews who feel like they are a part of Israel has hit a new low a mere 60%.

"There must be legislation allowing Jewish people everywhere in the world to become Israeli citizens, even if they do not live here," asserted Rabbi Zalman Melamed on Sunday at a conference debating Torah-derived teachings as they pertain to minority is

The six-year-old B'Sheva newspaper, published by the religious Zionist Arutz Sheva network, is currently Israel's fourth most widely read newspaper, according to a survey, and holds 7% of the Israeli market.

The Russian Embassy in Tel Aviv is operating a branch of a government body, under the guise of a cultural center, whose goal is to persuade Russian emigrants to return, according to Israeli intelligence sources.

The State of Israel is trying to persuade hundreds of thousands of its citizens living overseas to return home in a project to coincide with the state's 60th
anniversary next year, the Absorption Ministry announced Sunday.

A new study conducted by the Israel Democracy Institute shows that the secular sector in the Zionist state is shrinking: Only 20% of Jewish Israeli citizens define themselves as secular the lowest number in 34 years.

Source: Ynet, BBC

A special situation report presented by the Central Bureau of Statistics ahead of the Jewish New Year reveals that at the end of 2006, Israel had 7,116,700 million citizens living in its territory.