Federation of Zionist Youth

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Name (Latin)
Federation of Zionist Youth
Other forms of name
Federation of Zionist Youth of Great Britain & Ireland
Federation of Zionist Youth (Great Britain)
Fzy
Federation of Zionist Youth (London)
Association of Young Zionist Societies
F.Z.Y. (Federation of Zionist Youth (Great Britain))
See Also From tracing corporate name
University Zionist Federation
MARC
MARC

Other Identifiers

VIAF: 140249947
Wikidata: Q5440901
Library of congress: no2006040967
Sources of Information
  • FZY WWW home page, April 13, 2006(Federation of Zionist Youth (FZY); Federation of Zionist Youth of Great Britain & Ireland)
  • General Zionism, 1937?:cover (Federation of Zionist Youth)
  • Its website, 15 Aug. 2007:about FZY (the Federation of Zionist Youth is a peer-led Jewish Zionist youth movement based in the United Kingdom, with sister movements in Israel and the United States of America) history (founded in 1910, however the name Federation of Zionist Youth dates back to 1935 when it was used to describe a new body created to combine the Young Zionist societies and the University Zionist Federation)
  • Federation of Zionist Youth website, 15 Aug. 2007:history (the name Federation of Zionist Youth dates back to 1935 when it was used to describe a new body created to combine the Young Zionist societies and the University Zionist Federation)

Wikipedia description:

The Federation of Zionist Youth (FZY) is Britain's oldest Jewish, Zionist, pluralist youth movement, founded in 1910. It is affiliated with Young Judaea in the United States and the Hebrew Scouts movement in Israel. It runs weekly activities, political campaigns, year-long programmes and summer programmes for hundreds of young British Jews. Ideologically, FZY's vision statement is: "The Jewish People, living in peace in the State of Israel as One Nation and as a Light Unto the Nations." FZY's Jewish, Zionist, pluralist ideology is committed to four aims: Tarbut – Jewish culture Tzedaka – values of charity and righteousness Magen – defence of Jewish rights Aliyah nimshechet – moving to Israel and continuing to do good for the state

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