Welcome to the renewed Women For Israel's Tomorrow- Women in Green website.

Women for Israel's Tomorrow-Women in Green, founded in 1993 by Ruth and Michael Matar,   is a grassroots movement of women and men, young and old, secular and religious, all bound together by a shared concern, love, devotion and loyalty to the Land of Israel. We are a registered non-profit organization with friends and supporters in Israel and abroad.

Our movement is dedicated to safeguarding our G-d given Biblical Homeland. We are popularly known as "the Women in Green" because of the green hats we sometimes wear to show our opposition to the abandonment of parts of our homeland and to the return of Israel to the "Green Line", the  pre-1967 borders.

"Eretz Israel Le'Am Yisrael"- "The Land of Israel belongs to the People of Israel" has been our motto since the beginning of our movement.

We act out of our firm belief in the central role of Eretz Israel for the future of the Jewish People. Today, more than ever, we must actualize our possession of our land. In addition to our usual activities of education and hasbara as to the right of the Jewish people to its Biblical Homeland, Women in Green is also behind the struggle for a Jewish Shdema and the Yibaneh fund for building and planting in the hills of Judea. One of the places where Women in Green plant trees to safeguard Israel's Statelands, is Netzer; in the heart of Gush Etzion, between Elazar and Alon Shvut.

As you can see, Women in Green has a new logo. The Magen David represents the Jewish Zionist ideal; the blue and brown furrows of plowed land represent what we stand for: cultivating and safeguarding the Land of Israel.

Be a partner! Join us!

With the blessing of "Let us by all means go up, and we shall gain possession of it"

Nadia Matar 050-5500834 nmatar@netvision.net.il

Yehudit Katsover 050-7161818 ihuditk@gmail.com

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