Orthodox campus movement is the big winner in U.S. Zionist Congress elections

Am Yisrael Chai, which ran for the first time and had been accused of bribery, came in second place, after the Reform movement. According to the results, announced early Friday, nearly 20,000 votes were disqualified for fraud

A brand-new party with ties to an Orthodox outreach movement is the big surprise of the 2025 election for U.S. delegates to the World Zionist Congress, preliminary results announced early Friday morning show.

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Orthodox campus movement is the big winner in U.S. Zionist Congress elections

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