Associations for Zion: Difference between revisions
Created page with "'''Associations for Zion''' refers to Jewish associations, founded in various countries—especially in Russia and Romania—during the storm and unrest that befell Judaism following the riots among Russian Jews in 1881. The goal of all associations was to work for the revival of the Jewish people in Palestine. There were many different names for associations of this type: “Zion”, “Dorshei Zion”, “Ahavat Zion”, “Bnei Zion”, “Pirḥei Zion”, “A..." |
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See [[Workers Association in Rishon LeZion]]. | See [[Workers Association in Rishon LeZion]]. | ||
==Agudat Ḥalul== | ==Agudat Ḥalul== | ||
'''Agudat Ḥalul''' ( | '''Agudat Ḥalul''' (“Ḥerev Le‘amenu Vele‘artzenu”, lit. “Sword for our people and for our land”) was an association whose purpose was to make a defense plan in Palestine. The association was so short-lived, that it was disbanded before it had time to do anything. | ||
==Agudat Yisrael== | ==Agudat Yisrael== | ||
See [[Agudat Yisrael]]. | See [[Agudat Yisrael]]. | ||