More than 50 of the top leaders of the Zionist Organization of America have arrived on a two-week leadership mission. Among the events scheduled for the ZOA leaders are the dedication of the Alleck Resnick Forest in Independece Park in Jerusalem and the inauguration of the Ivan Novick Institute for Israel-Diaspora relations. at the ZOA House in Tel Aviv.
Alleck Resnick of Baltimore, ZOA president, said that “as the oldest most public affairs conscious Zionist organization in America, we have come to examine first-hand the state of Zionism in the Zionist state.”
The ZOA leaders will attend actions committee meetings of the World Zionist Organization and most key Israeli leaders for discussion on Israel and world Jewry matters.
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