Vision

25/10/2026

Tonight/tomorrow (the 15th of Mar-Ḥeshvan) marks the yahrzeit of the Adon Matityahu Ḥashmonai, the warrior-priest who fathered the Maccabean revolt.

Matityahu and his five courageous sons led the resistance against the Hellenization of Judean society and launched a 26 year guerrilla war against the Seleucid Greek Empire. Already an older man at the start of the revolt, Matityahu died early in the war from the difficult conditions in the Gofna hills. His sons took command of the revolt following his death and, after years of bitter fighting, successfully liberated Judea from foreign rule. ✊🏼🏹

זכרונו לברכה 🔥

19/10/2026

Tonight/tomorrow - the 9th of Heshvan - marks 30 years since the passing of Manitou (HaRav Yehuda Leon Ashkenazi). Manitou was one of the most important thinkers of the last century and his teachings continue to influence our movement.
יהי זכרו ברוך🔥

28/08/2026

24/08/2026

Last week, we continued our ‘Israel Elections 2026: The Candidates & Their Visions for Israel’s Future’ series (in partnership with Tribe Tel Aviv, Kerem House, & JIC - Jewish International Connection) in Tel Aviv.

MK Oded Forer of Avigdor Lieberman’s Yisrael Beiteinu faction very articulately expressed his party’s rightwing Westcentric positions. Like many in his party, Forer sees Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu and the Likud as having lost their way, and views Lieberman as the true heir to Z’ev Jabotinsky’s Revisionist Zionist ideological tendency.

The goal of this series is for olim (Jews who’ve ‘ascended’ home to Israel from the exile) to engage with candidates from Israel’s various political parties to learn what they stand for, what issues they see as currently most pressing, how they understand the criticisms against them, & what they envision for Israel’s future.



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18/08/2026

The next speaker for our *Israel Elections 2026: The Candidates & Their Visions for Israel’s Future* series will be *MK Oded Forer* of the Yisrael Beiteinu (Lieberman) party.

Join the Vision movement, JIC - Jewish International Connection , Tribe Tel Aviv , & Kerem House for an evening with Forer in English, moderated by American - Israeli Journalist & Yehuda HaKohen (followed by a live Q&A).

🗓️ *Wednesday, 6 Elul (August 19)*
📍 Malkhei Yisrael 10, Tel Aviv
🕖 19:00-21:00
🎟️ Free Admission • Registration Required (link in bio)

Disclaimer: We don’t endorse any political candidates or party but we want you to hear from all of them.

Must register: https://mk-oded-forer.eventbrite.com

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18/08/2026

Two weeks ago, we continued our ‘Israel Elections 2026: The Candidates & Their Visions for Israel’s Future’ series (in partnership with Tribe Tel Aviv, Kerem House, & JIC - Jewish International Connection) in Tel Aviv.

Yonatan Shalev of Naftali Bennett’s Together party has spent the last couple of years fighting in Gaza and Lebanon and is positioning himself as a spokesman for Israel’s reservists. While he continuously spoke of maintaining Israel as a “democracy” and “liberal” society, he failed to define either term when challenged. He even went so far as to repeat Ehud Barak’s infamous line about Israel a “villa in the jungle” (Yehuda HaKohen was there to call him out).

The goal of this series is for olim (Jews who’ve ‘ascended’ home to Israel from the exile) to engage with candidates from Israel’s various political parties to learn what they stand for, what issues they see as currently most pressing, how they understand the criticisms against them, & what they envision for Israel’s future.



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10/08/2026

Mazal tov to Aryeh Leib Shapiro & רונית שפירא (סמני) on their new home on their new mountain in northern Judea! ⛰️
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09/07/2026

Last night was the fourth part of our ‘Israel Elections 2026: The Candidates & Their Visions for Israel’s Future’ series (in partnership with , , & ) in Jerusalem.

of the Oz party isn’t new to the political game. asked her some tough questions but she very professionally dodged them by answering with her prepared talking points. On the one hand, she came across as a generic hasbarist when discussing Palestinian issues and she flat out denied what seems to be Israel’s obvious demographic trajectory. BUT she also shared an impressively sober understanding of the US-Israel relationship and seemed open to the notion of a single state between the river and the sea with equality for all (so long as this be the will of the people expressed through Israel’s Knesset).

The goal of this series is for olim (Jews who’ve ‘ascended’ home to Israel from the exile) to engage with candidates from Israel’s various political parties to learn what they stand for, what issues they see as currently most pressing, how they understand the criticisms against them, & what they envision for Israel’s future.



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03/07/2026

This past Wednesday evening was the third part of our ‘Israel Elections 2026: The Candidates & Their Visions for Israel’s Future’ series (in partnership with , , & ) in Jerusalem.

Inbar Harish Gity of Gadi Eisenkot’s Yashar party spoke on many issues but lost some of the crowd when she tried to blame Prime Minister and the current Israeli government for the fact that both major political parties in the United States have turned sharply against Israel ( was there to let her know how unintelligent that claim made her sound).

The goal of this series is for olim (Jews who’ve ‘ascended’ home to Israel from the exile) to engage with candidates from Israel’s various political parties to learn what they stand for, what issues they see as currently most pressing, how they understand the criticisms against them, & what they envision for Israel’s future.



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