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The Rabbis Speak Out

The 130-Year Record of Religious Jewish Opposition to Zionism, compiled by Rabbi Aron Rosenberg. The supplied document’s title page identifies Neturei Karta International and the July 2012 second edition; it also includes later material.

Our directory brings together 200 individually named rabbinic sections, each with an excerpt and its numbered-entry reference. The source includes writings, public statements, and recollections: a reported account should not be mistaken for a verbatim personal quotation.

Best for: exploring the range of religious arguments and finding references for further study.

Neturei Karta International

Neturei Karta describes its mission as religious Jewish opposition to Zionism and the State of Israel. Its website brings together educational material, public statements, interviews, and records of its activities.

Best for: understanding this organization’s own religious position and public advocacy.

Torah Jews / Natruna

Also known as True Torah Jews, this organization explains religious opposition to Zionism with particular attention to the Satmar tradition. Its homepage introduces its view of Jewish identity, rabbinic sources, and Vayoel Moshe.

Best for: a Torah-centered introduction to the anti-Zionist argument.

JewsAgainstZionism.com currently serves the same organization’s content; it is not listed as a separate group.

Talmud, Kesubos 111a

The passage central to the Three Oaths discussion, available with Hebrew/Aramaic and English on Sefaria. Read it in context, including its discussion of exile and residence in the Holy Land.

Best for: separating the foundational text from later interpretation. Sefaria is a text library, not presented here as an anti-Zionist organization.