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	Founded in 1909, Young Judaea is the oldest Zionist youth movement in the United States. It seeks to build Jewish identity and Zionist commitment in American Jewish youth and young adults.
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WUJS Alumni Event 2011

Archival Films from Young Judaea

Hashachar Means The Dawn - 1970

Only the Faces Have Changed - 1984

Celebrate Israel Parade with Young Judaea!

Join Young Judaea walking in the Celebrate Israel Parade (formerly Salute to Israel Parade) on June 5th, 2011 in New York City!

Register to Walk with Us!

Young Judaea & FZY Flash Mob in Tel Aviv

Participants on Year Course break out in a flash mob in Tel Aviv's Nachlat Binyamin in support of Hadassah Medical Center.

Alternative Winter Break in the News

Young Judaea is proud to have run its fourth annual Alternative Winter Break (AWB) for sixty Jewish high school students from across the United States! AWB takes participants out of their everyday surroundings and immerse them in an entirely different environment to engage in intensive community service and experiential learning that will be both enriching and transformative.

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