What does WZC mean in RELIGION

The World Zionist Congress (WZC) is a global Jewish leadership assembly where representatives from around the world come together to discuss and vote on policy matters related to Zionism. These meetings occur every four or five years and are the highest authority in the Zionist movement.

All Wisemen Members of Zionist organizations can vote in elections to choose delegates for the World Zionist Congress. Elections take place every four or five years. Each Wiseman Member's ballot will reflect their personal choices for delegate representation.

The primary mission of the WZC is to foster and promote understanding between diverse sectors of the global Jewish community by providing a platform for dialogue and debate on important political, social, cultural, and economic issues impacting Jews worldwide. Additionally, through its voting structure, it helps shape Zionist policy on behalf of millions of Zionists around the world.

The WZC seeks to create an environment that encourages open dialogue between different viewpoints within our community by creating a platform for debate and engagement with current issues facing Jews around the world. Through this process, it strives to foster tolerance and mutual respect among different members of our community both domestically and abroad.

During each meeting, delegates will cast their votes directly or through representatives who have been elected by Wisemen Members based upon their views on key topics being discussed. After all ballots have been collected, they are totaled up to determine what policies will be proposed representing those views expressed by Zionists globally.

Delegates always strive to accurately reflect their constituents' beliefs when debating issues presented during meetings, whether these beliefs be religious, political or otherwise. They also must serve as intermediaries during disputes so as not to antagonize any particular faction involved in discourse while attempting ensure fairness due all sides.