Experiences, Alephs are encouraged to learn more
about the different Jewish customs and rituals practiced by Alephs from across the world, and to create
their own meaningful Jewish experiences. is very
privileged to welcome many kinds of Judaism, but also
many different kinds of Jews. is open to Jewish young men regardless of race, socioeconomic status or sexual orientation. This notion was affirmed by
Stand UP for Each Other: A Campaign for Respect
and Inclusion, an initiative that embraces the Cardinal
Principle of fraternity within the context of inclusivity—creating a safe space for all Jewish teens in .
Levels of AZA
exists as part of ’s International Movement
and is comprised of several levels of local and regional
involvement. The following structure has been developed over time to maximize each member’s opportunity for involvement.
Chapters / The smallest, most personal and arguably
most important group within is the chapter. Each
member of belongs to a chapter and each chapter
1988
1989
AZA and BBG send
largest delegation on the
March of the Living.
Fifth Officer, Grand Aleph
Shaliach added to the
International Board.
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