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The Zionist World Unions

A Zionist World Union is an organization which represents a unique ideology within the Zionist Movement, has branches in at least five countries and has formed a grouping at the Zionist Congress of at least 12 delegates.

Most of Israel’s political parties have a World Union affiliated with them that conducts activities abroad as do each of the three major Jewish religious streams. Additionally, the Revisionist and General Zionist movements have modern-day affiliates that are represented by Zionist World Unions.

Every member in a World Union must be a self-declared Zionist and delegates of World Unions at the Zionist Congress can vote on all issues of candidature and elections to the institutions of the World Zionist Organization.

Flyer from the Central Zionist Archives in Jerusalem (KRA\8586).
The 13th Zionist Congress. A flyer calling for payment of a shekel in order to ensure the right to vote in the Zionist Congress. Made by the Zionist Federation in London, England. Yiddish, 1922.