No. Im Tirtzu is an extra-parliamentary movement that works in order to influence the public, political, intellectual, media and cultural discourse in Israel but it does not operate as a political party. Im Tirtzu’s membership includes activists who identify with the range of Zionist political parties in Israel. The movement is involved in political issues…
Im Tirtzu is a non-profit organization that works to strengthen and advance the values of Zionism in Israel. Im Tirtzu was established in 2006 after the Second Lebanon War by Israeli intellectuals, students and IDF reservists. Im Tirtzu‘s main objectives focus on working towards a renewal of the Zionist discourse, Zionist thinking and Zionist ideology, to ensure the…
Im Tirtzu believes it is crucial to preserve the unity of Jerusalem under Israeli sovereignty in any future political settlement. We believe the Jewish people’s moral-historical connection to historical-Jewish Jerusalem (the Temple Mount, the Western Wall, the Old City, the City of David, the Mount of Olives, etc.) is the basis of the Jewish people’s…
Since its inception, the Zionist movement has consisted of ideologies and ideas that sometimes contradict each other. We believe one of the main reasons for the crisis that Zionism and the State of Israel is undergoing is due to the fuzziness and lack of a clear definition of Zionism’s principles, goals and methods of operation. Therefore,…
Since its inception, the Zionist movement has consisted of ideologies and ideas that sometimes contradict each other. We believe one of the main reasons for the crisis that Zionism and the State of Israel is undergoing is due to the fuzziness and lack of a clear definition of Zionism’s principles, goals and methods of operation. Therefore,…
No. Although the movement’s activities are based primarily on campuses, Im Tirtzu is a nation-wide movement that works to influence the public discourse in Israel. Therefore, the movement is active not only on campuses, but with issues pertaining to various important aspects facing the Israeli public. In the public campaigns, demonstrations, and tours the movement…