The 8th Sovereignty Youth Conference in Pictures

The US supporting the Jewish state is not merely an expression of friendship or a strategic alliance; it is an investment in safeguarding its own future and the values upon which Western civilization itself depends

Ahead of the Sovereignty Movement conference new data reveals broad support within the Haredi public for applying sovereignty and promoting Jewish settlement. “The Haredi public sent a clear and unequivocal message to its leadership.”

Ahead of the Sovereignty Youth Movement conference a new poll reveals that 73% of the Jewish public supports encouraging Arab emigration. “The Israeli public wants to see initiative and decisive action.”

Ahead of the Sovereignty Movement conference, new poll data reveals that 87% of voters for Likud, Religious Zionism, and Otzma Yehudit — as well as 90% of Shas voters — support either full or gradual Israeli sovereignty in Judea and Samaria.

Watch, learn, and memorize the Sovereignty Movement Anthem, which was unveiled at the 8th Sovereignty Youth Conference held in Jerusalem.

Special Conference to Be Held in Jerusalem to Advance Sovereignty over Judea and Samaria - Live Broadcast

In a letter sent to Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, the Sovereignty Movement calls for advancing Israeli sovereignty over Judea and Samaria before the upcoming elections. “The settlement revolution must not be stopped halfway.”

Especially now, on the eve of elections, it is crucial that the voice of the younger generation be heard clearly and strongly.

The steps taken at the founding of the State of Israel and the events of the Six-Day War have etched into us a profound principle that speaks directly to these very days: this is how sovereignty is achieved.

The co-chairwomen of the Sovereignty Movement called on the Israeli government to end the “temporary situation” in Judea and Samaria and apply full sovereignty. According to them, the move would lead to the dismantling of the Palestinian Authority and provide certainty for entrepreneurs and residents: “Without sovereignty, the world sees us as occupiers.”