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The Lion of Zion Prize 2023/5784
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On the 5th Yahrzeit of Ari Fuld z”l, The Ari Fuld Project will be honoring Ari’s memory and continuing his projects and legacy.

The Lion of Zion Prize is given annually to a worthy Zionist activist who exemplifies the values and ideals that Ari lived and promoted: Love for the Torah, combined with Building and Defending the Land and People of Israel.

Watch The Lion of Zion Prize videos for 2023/5784:

Thursday, September 21, 2023, in Gush Etzion

Ari's Top Campaigns

Israel at War Emergency Campaign

The Ari Fuld Project is helping IDF units around the country gear-up to defend Israel.

Safra v’Saifa – The Sefer and the Sword

Strengthening Spiritual Resilience

Building the Ari Fuld Beit Midrash

An everlasting living memorial to Ari Fuld. Dedicated in memory of Roey Weiser and Elkana Newlander.

Ari’s Paratrooper Miluim Campaign (2026)

Equipment Campaign

Roaring Lion: Israel at War

Emergency Campaign

Ari's Posts

Ari Fuld on the Parsha

Parshat Naso : The Nazir and the Kohen

Living holiness in this world.
Ari Fuld on the Parsha

Parshat Bamidbar – The Desert Is Our Training Ground

You would think the first thing the Torah talks about in Bamidbar would be unity — all the laws between man, everything that keeps society in line. Instead, it separates the nation into tribes, numbers every individual, and assigns distinct roles. Why?
Ari Fuld on the Parsha

Parshat Bechukotai – Rules Are (Not) Meant to be Broken

Are you keeping the law, or just afraid of getting caught?
Ari Fuld on the Parsha

Parshat Behar – You Don’t Own It!

You would think a Parsha about Mount Sinai would talk about spiritual things, yet instead it starts discussing laws related to the land of Israel.
Ari Fuld on the Parsha

Parshat Acharei Mot-Kedoshim: Kedusha as the Source of Morality

Holiness and subjective vs. objective morality.
Ari Fuld on the Parsha

The Pain of Rebirth – Parshat Tazria-Metzora

There is a strange law at the heart of Parshat Tazria: a woman who gives birth — who has just done something miraculous and happy — is declared ritually impure and kept away from the Temple. What did she do wrong? Perhaps nothing. Perhaps that's exactly the point.
Ari Fuld on the Parsha

What We Want, What God Wants – Parshat Shemini

Nadav and Avihu wanted to serve God, but not in the way God wanted.
Ari Fuld on the Parsha

Parshat Tzav: The Rush of Gratitude

The sacrifice is never the main point. Giving thanks is. But if so, then why do we rush through it?

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