Global Conference for Israel: Highlighting Resilience and Opportunities Ahead

Global Conference for Israel: A Call to Action



The Global Conference for Israel is set to take place this October 23-26, 2025, in Hollywood, Florida, bringing together diverse supporters united for a common cause: the future of Israel. As the country faces multifaceted challenges and opportunities, this gathering offers a unique platform for attendees to engage directly with those whose lives are shaped by the realities on the ground in Israel.

This year, attendance is expected to surpass 2,500 people, including community leaders, philanthropists, students, and newcomers. These participants will benefit from exclusive, firsthand accounts from Israelis living in some of the most dynamic and challenging regions—frontline firefighters combating natural disasters, innovative tech entrepreneurs from the Negev and Galilee, and families striving to build a brighter future in newly developed communities.

Why This Conference Matters



The Global Conference for Israel is more than just a series of sessions; it’s an opportunity to hear stories that often go unheard. Jewish National Fund-USA President Deb Lust Zaluda emphasizes the importance of these narratives, stating, "It's a chance for people to hear directly from Israelis whose stories rarely make headlines, to understand the real impact of their support […] and to leave knowing exactly how they can be a part of this story."

Crisis Response Initiatives



One of the conference focuses will be Israel's Fire and Rescue Authority. With Jewish National Fund-USA acting as their official fundraising arm in the U.S., attendees will learn how the authority has revolutionized emergency services, halving fire containment times and saving lives. The presentation will highlight the critical role that timely intervention plays during crises and how investments can optimize these responses.

Population Growth and Development



The conference will also spotlight ambitious projects, such as culinary institutes and startup hubs, aimed at attracting new residents to Israel's underpopulated frontier regions. The goal is to increase the population by 800,000 in areas like the North and South, where economic growth and development are essential.

Building Global Connections



Another key element will be exploring the plans for the $350 million World Zionist Village in Be'er Sheva. Designed for education, cultural exchange, and fostering relationships between the Diaspora and Israel, this hub symbolizes unity and collaboration.

Opportunities for All Ages



Participants will also hear from alumni of the Alexander Muss High School in Israel, who will discuss upcoming tours and immersive experiences designed for all ages. These initiatives aim to deepen connections to Israel, making the country accessible and engaging for younger generations.

A Call for Community Engagement



The conference is structured with various plenaries, breakout sessions, and networking opportunities to ensure that inspiration transforms into action. From policy discussions to community-building workshops, the aim is to empower attendees with the knowledge and motivation needed to contribute meaningfully to Israel's resilience and growth.

A Legacy Driven by Trust



As the Global Conference for Israel continues to expand, the driving force behind its success remains the trust of its donors and supporters. Zaluda explains, "Trust, impact, transparency, and values-driven. These attributes are increasingly important in considering where and how to give. Our organization embodies all of these principles."

Registration is still open for those wishing to participate in this landmark event. Join the largest gathering of Zionists in the U.S. this year by registering at jnf.org/global. Together, let's unite for Israel's future.

Topics Policy & Public Interest)

【About Using Articles】

You can freely use the title and article content by linking to the page where the article is posted.
※ Images cannot be used.

【About Links】

Links are free to use.