Unlike the Orthodox synagogues in
Israel, the Kehilat Mevasseret Zion (or Kamaz) receives no support from
the state of Israel. Membership dues are an important source of revenue
for the congregation and enable it to continue its current activities,
including prayer services, salaries, cultural activities, publicity,
etc. In addition to supporting the Movement for Progressive Judaism in
Israel, membership in the congregation includes:
- The congregation's newsletter and other publicity.
- The right to vote for members of and be elected to various
committees of the congregation.
- A discount for participation in various activities
conducted by the congregation.
- Preference in registration to the Kindergarden.
