Brenda Katten

With regard to the future, let us hope for a strong, properly motivated leadership to ensure a strong, secure tomorrow for our beloved country.

The alliance that won World War II stands divided as Iran emerges as a modern challenge.

Attacks on synagogues and Jewish-owned businesses are increasing – not only in the UK but throughout the free world.

The success of the Freddie Krivine Initiative – bringing together Jewish and Arab Israelis to play tennis.

Over 100 years after Herzl’s Der Judenstaat, Israel faces global antisemitism, internal divisions, and the ongoing fight for its survival.

Recently, the Jewish Agency introduced an aliyah project aimed specifically at South African couples aged 60+ with family already in Israel, who cannot afford to purchase a home here.

Of one thing we are certain, whether living here or there: we are the privileged generation to be living at a time when a Jewish state exists, ready to welcome all who choose to come home. 

If the WZO wants to remain relevant to both Israel and the Diaspora, the time is long overdue to invest in securing a more Jewish and Zionist tomorrow that will benefit Jews whether here or there.

Will we recover from Oct. 7 and rising antisemitism? To find out, who better to ask than London-based Leo Pearlman, executive producer of the documentary 'We Will Dance Again'.

Not when Australia, Canada, France, New Zealand, and the United Kingdom are to recognize a Palestinian state whose leadership is committed to Israel’s obliteration.