International Lion of Judah

Lion of Judah consists of 18,500 philanthropic Jewish women around the world who proudly wear the Lion of Judah pin. The Lion of Judah symbol has come to signify the dedication and commitment of women to contribute to their communities and to Israel.

The Lion of Judah pin was introduced in 1972 in Miami and rapidly became a symbol of philanthropic commitment in communities throughout the United States. Several years later Lion of Judah went international and was adopted by Jewish communities within the Keren Hayesod world network. Over the past two decades Lion of Judah has held bi-annual international conferences.

The Jewish Agency for Israel

The Jewish Agency works to strengthen the connection between Jews in the Diaspora and Israel, in order to ensure a vibrant global Jewish People and a secure Jewish future. Today the Jewish Agency is redirecting its focus toward the greatest challenge facing the Jewish people – strengthening the Jewish identity of young Jews in both the Diaspora and Israel.

The Spirit of Israel

The Spirit of Israel, a nonprofit company of the Jewish Agency, raises funds from the Israeli public for youth villages and other projects in line with the Jewish Agency’s social agenda.