The Young Zionist is at the heart of FZY’s ideological journey, with our earliest editions dating back to 1931. It is a fundamental part of who we are, capturing the voices, ideas, and reflections of our members for almost a century. Follow the link above to explore our historical archive and discover how the movement has evolved over the last hundred years. Or, see below to read the thoughts and perspectives of our members today!

The YZ Today

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The YZ Today 〰️

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Aliyah: Is It the Answer?

Max deciphers whether making Aliyah is the answer to rising antisemitism, and what young Jews might lose, as well as gain, by choosing Israel as home.

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Reflections on Israel Tour

Ariel takes look at the three-week trip all over Israel that consolidated his connection, pride and all that it means to him to be Jewish.

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One Tour, Forty Different Stories

Charlie reflects on the shared journey of FZY Tour 2, the friendships and experiences that shaped it, and how everyone will leave Israel with a story uniquely their own.

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Wondering Jew

Robbie’s poem traces a journey from questioning what it means to be Jewish to discovering identity, connection and a family of forty along the way.

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On Safety

Sam Wagman’s reflection on Jewish safety, identity, and belonging, made all the more urgent in light of today’s attack on the Jewish community in north-west London.

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“My Turn!”

An anonymous poem of strength and Jewish identity submitted to the Young Zionist.

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