Political Clubs

Magen Club – HaZionut HaDadit

Who we are? Ta Magen is a voluntary student organization that operates in the spirit of the values of the Israel Beitenu party. We strive to spread the values of the Yisrael Beitenu party by doing things on campus and beyond.

What is our purpose? We are working to unite the supporters of the Israel Beitenu party and initiate activities for the benefit of our supporters and for the benefit of the entire student body. We aim to create a violation framework for cell members where we can discuss and expand our knowledge about political, economic, security and social issues. We also initiate activities outside the campus where we expose students to the party’s activities, meet its local members of the Knesset and public representatives and mobilize for the benefit of the residents of the neighborhoods near the university.

Scope of our activity: We work for what we believe in. The cell organizes political events within the campus and as well as taking part in the party’s events, is a full partner in the activities of the party’s youth as a whole and functions as the official representative body of the party’s supporters at Ben-Gurion University vis-à-vis the party. For this reason, the cell receives a subsidy and full support from the Yisrael Beitenu party in all its activities. At the same time, we leave room for the initiatives of the cell members, and believe that change comes with action and that action is the key to the development of the cell members.

Why join us?
– Because in order for the change to happen, we have to bring it.
– Because you get the most when you give.
– because the club is a key framework for the future.

You are welcome to join our Facebook page, where our activities are documented!
To join, contact the chairperson of the cell on campus, Ravital Katznelson – 0547745762.
No knowledge or experience is needed, all that is needed is the desire to change!

Selah – Students For Workers

The Selah program is a program for social involvement of students in higher education institutions managed by the Youth and Leadership Division of the Histadrut. The program’s activity is divided into two avenues:
1. Assistance in the exercise of rights for students and employees on campus by a helper accompanied by a lawyer from the Histadrut. Applicants receive an accessible and tight response.
2. Promoting awareness on fair employment and social justice.

A. During Covid-19, assistance activities in the community were mostly collection and distribution of food and medicine.
B. Events are routinely held to promote awareness of fair employment and the importance of organized work.
For further details:
Click here for the Facebook page

Ofek Ben Gurion Club

About: The Ofek Ben Gurion club is a student cell that operates in the spirit of the values of the labor movement. The cell deals with political, social and public issues around burning issues in Israeli society, inside and outside the campus.
Scope of activity: The club meets once every two weeks for a meeting of all cell members, where future events are planned and current issues are studied. Beyond that, during the entire year of activity, there are team meetings, event productions and field operations.
Volunteer options: The Ofek club is a social club, and participation in it is completely voluntary. By participating in the club’s activity, you will gain a lot of knowledge, practical experience in the social, organizational and parliamentary fields, many good friends and by taking part in a large and significant undertaking whose value is priceless.
For further details:
[email protected]
Or enter our Facebook page “Ofek Ben Gurion” by clicking here.
To join the Ofek club, click here.

Hadash Club Student Be’er Sheva

Who we are? Hadash Students is the student club of the Democratic Front for Peace and Equality (Hadash) and the Communist Party (MKI), which operates among students in academic institutions.
Hadash Students is an organizationally independent cell, which chooses its own representatives and institutions, and determines the work plan in the academic institutions according to the conditions on each campus.
We in Hadash students are fighting for several causes:
1. end of the occupation and for a just and comprehensive peace based on Israel’s withdrawal to the lines of June 4, 1967 and the establishment of an independent Palestinian state alongside the State of Israel and its capital East Jerusalem and ensuring a just solution to the issue of Palestinian refugees according to UN resolutions.
2. protect the democratic space and freedom of expression, which are threatened by fascist forces that try to silence every voice that opposes the occupation and the growing fascism. Hadash Students fight for full equality for the Arab population in general and the Arab students in particular at the top of the list of priorities, and this against the background of ongoing discrimination and its severe consequences for the Arab students.
3. remove the obstacles that exist before the Arab students and demand that the management of the academic institutions take an active part in eradicating all the phenomena of discrimination and the racism against the Arab students.
4. advance the status of women, to put an end to violence against women and to remove all the social and economic obstacles facing women. We believe and believe in full equality between women and men, in the inclusion of women in decision-making centers, and in encouraging them to take an active part in leading society in general and our movement In particular, we are also fighting for an enlightened and progressive society that rejects all negative phenomena, especially violence, discrimination and exploitation.
5.  demand for free education in higher education as well: free education from daycare to university.
6. fighting for the rights of the workers in institutions of higher education and especially the fight for the rights of the cleaning workers against the contractor companies and we have recorded many achievements in this field.

We at Hadash Students believe that an Arab-Jewish partnership is a necessary cornerstone for any just struggle. A just and fair struggle can only succeed through cooperation between the democratic and progressive forces of both nations.

For more information – contact:
Hussam Khatib – 0509885001
Guevara Bader – 052-8241524
[email protected]

Meretz Club

Who we are? A group Social-Democratic Zionist Left Party people who want to get themselves off the couch and work for the things that are important to us and for the future of the state we aspire to. We want to be the students who do and not just talk, who are struggling and not just complaining. All this while accumulating good experiences, knowledge, friends and lots of satisfaction and extraction. Anyone who wants to be active in changing and improving the environment in which we live are welcome to contact us and join us.
Our activity: Meetings in which we study and deepen our knowledge on various issues, take part in general and local activities, lifting events for the general public on campus and also for club members only, specializing in the Knesset with knesset members, initiating tours, demonstrations, and various activities that interest us, to promote our values, the periphery, and to integrate left-wing values. We believe that by exposing our sincere and uncompromising values for a more just and more prime society, we can together strengthen the left in Israel.
Why should I: The club is a platform for promoting your ideas and personal vision. There is room for everyone to use the club as a means of challenge and personal development. In addition, you can specialize with members in the Knesset. This is an amazing opportunity to promote close to your heart, learn about the Knesset closely and gain impressive experience.
So how to join: Follow us on Facebook – Meretz Ben-Gurion and fill the registration form
Contact:
Dor – 054-3980982
Daniel-050-6356014
Email: [email protected]

“Im Tirtzu” – The Second Zionist Revolution

Im Tirtzu, a parliamentary movement that works to strengthen and promote Zionism values in Israel. Established in 2006 after the Second Lebanon War by intellectuals, students and reservists.
The main goals of “Im Tirtzu” are to act for the renewal of the discourse, thought and Zionist ideology, to ensure the future of the Jewish people and the State of Israel and the promotion of Israeli society in the face of the challenges. A key part of the “Im Tirtzu” activity is a struggle against the phenomenon of legitimacy of the State of Israel and to address post-Zionist phenomena. Im Tirtzu, 13 branches in universities and colleges across the country, with the understanding and recognition that the student public must be a major avenue in Zionist renewal. In recent years, Im Tirtzu has become one of the most important and influential organizations of public discourse in Israel. The movement enjoys close contact with the political system and an open door to the government’s systems and decision makers in Israel. Movement reports have become a major device in designing public opinion and formulating policy of various factors in Israel.
Ways of action at Ben Gurion University: The purpose of the club is the increase in the university’s Zionist awareness. The movement maintains a large number of activity in each semester, with the activists of the campus movement being the ones that determine the nature of the movement and the activities. The movement strengthens the Zionist and Jewish identity of students in Israel and encourages them to take part in Zionist activities in the Israeli Academy.
Among other things, the movement focuses on activities:
– In mutual guarantee- solidarity and volunteer development in the Negev, assistance in integration of minority members, cleaning nature reserves and more.
– Zionism in the Academy- Panels, lectures, Beit Midrash, activities on Israeli holidays, demonstrations and more when among participants are ministers, Knesset members, intellectuals, underground fighters and more.
– Academic Freedom – Expose the anti-Zionist bias and the exclusion of attitudes and studies of Zionist at the Israeli Academy, Encouraging Zionist Research and Writing Articles and Torriors in the Zionist Traffic newspaper.
Volunteering:
Coordinators – about five weekly and active hours – according to the ability and need
Contact us: The organization’s website is clicking here and our Facebook page with a click here.
For more details – Clara Ben Susan, Phone: 052-7588823

Lavie Club

Who we are? A student club operating in the spirit of Likud values, liberal national movement.
If you are students who want to strengthen ideology, influence and take part in social work, you want to know the political world and key people in public doing – your place with us!
How do you join us? Look for us on Facebook “Lavi Cell University Ben Gurion“, send a message and don’t forget to give us a LIKE 🙂
In Instagram Lavi_BGU
And in the email [email protected]

Standing Together

“Standing Together” is a political movement of struggle and hope, with socialist values, which involves members and companies from all over the country – young and old, Jews and Arabs, women and men, from the center and the periphery – who organized their desire to work together for a significant change in Israeli society:

For peace, independence and justice for both peoples; For the sake of full equality for anyone who lives in this country; For real social justice. The movement strives to change the existing social and political method, which does not work in favor of the majority in society, but for the benefit of a small minority who enjoys the existing situation. The movement is struggling to have an overall alternative to the right, and turning this country to the place for all of us.

The student club at Ben Gurion University is one of the existing club circles all over the country. The club activity takes place throughout the year, and is transparently determined by all members.

For more information: [email protected]

FreeGu

FREGU is a liberal activist at Ben-Gurion University, which operates under the World Organization Students for Liberty. The cell is an A- Political party, and is not associated with any political faction in Israel, hence its place of power-independence and freedom of activists to promote the ideas close to their hearts. The club works to promote freedom and freedom of freedom, while striving for religious and state separation, to reduce legislation that restricts the freedom of the citizen, the end of the “war on drugs” and the legalization of cannabis and more.

The cell works for financial freedom to ensure prosperity and welfare for all citizens of Israel, from all status, origin, religion and sex. We believe that financial freedom, government regulation, the opening of the economy for international trade and the reduction of cover, reduce bureaucracy and institutional corruption in Israel – are the keys to the cost of living in Israel. By exposing our values, which are not considered in Israel today, we believe that a free and prosperous society can be created, where every detail has equality of opportunities to persecute its happiness!

Join us if you believe that the cost of living is insane, and that through broad movement of young people who believe in freedom-it is possible to change the economic-social situation in Israel!

Facebook page click here
Reading materials dealing with ideas that the cell is trying to promote:
– The truth about Social Democracy in the Scandinavian model-much more capitalist than you thought
– “The Accessary Neo-Liberalism” works excellent, thank you for asking
– Who is in cheap meat to Israeli citizens?

Blue and White Club

About us: Blue and White Student Club at Ben Gurion University was established to be the voices of the younger generation in general and the students attending the university in particular. The club operates in a family format: We are first and foremost friends.
We deal with diverse areas such as student welfare, campus social activities and promoting an atmosphere of reconciliation and unity, volunteer contribution to the community and increasing the involvement of young people in public and Israeli politics.
Our activity: Once every two weeks and a contribution to the community once a month. During the meetings, club members will formulate their work plans, discuss the issues they think is right to focus, will be divided into activity teams by interests and more. In addition, we will have peak events on one campus per semester, to increase our presence and invite additional students.
Joining the club: If everything we wrote speaks to you. We members of a Blue and White Club would be happy to accept you and join the family. The activity in Blue and White Club is voluntary but the added value you receive is huge, and includes exposure and direct connection to Knesset members and ministers on behalf of Blue and White, priority in the candidate for Blue and White’s internships in the Knesset, and most importantly – a family embraces to belong to it on campus.

The Initiative to Reduce The Conflict

The “Initiative to Reduce the Conflict” is an initiative that works to promote independent, immediate and measured moves designed to improve reality, to maintain Israeli security and to strengthen the relationship between the Israeli side and the Palestinian. This organization offers another look at the conflict as an undefined issue of solution or stagnation, this view allows initiative to one of a supportive and active environment from a broad political spectrum that wish to promote various solutions to the conflict but agree with the need to start reducing the dispute.

Club activity: We work to find conflict reducing steps and promote them with collaboration with other organizations and clubs and sign up for this purpose. The club will run the organization’s activities in the city of Be’er Sheva and Ben-Gurion University and will work to expand the circle of activists. The club will think and develop conflict reducing steps according to the changing reality.

On a national level association. [email protected]