On May 14, 1948, Israel’s independence was declared and recognized by the international bodies of the world in accordance with international law.
We are facing a void in global understanding and respect for Israel’s rights, allowing for the spread of demonization and delegitimization of the country and the Jewish people.
We are facing a void in global understanding and respect for Israel’s rights, allowing for the spread of demonization and delegitimization of the country and the Jewish people.
The modern rebirth of the Jewish state, declared proudly and unequivocally by David Ben-Gurion in 1948, was not only a historic milestone — it was a fulfillment of destiny.
Declaration Day 2025 brought that moment back to life.
In Jerusalem, we welcomed 18 nations represented by members of the diplomatic corps, organizations, and global leadership, to our official event at the prestigious David Citadel Hotel. Together, we stood united in our affirmation of Israel’s legal, moral, and eternal place in the world.
Declaration Day 2025 brought that moment back to life.
In Jerusalem, we welcomed 18 nations represented by members of the diplomatic corps, organizations, and global leadership, to our official event at the prestigious David Citadel Hotel. Together, we stood united in our affirmation of Israel’s legal, moral, and eternal place in the world.
We want to thank those from around the world who joined us in person and online, the people of all backgrounds and ages who came together to make their declarations in support of Israel's rights.
Here are just a few of the statements of affirmation we received:
DECLARATION DAY IN THE NEWS We were honored to have Declaration Day featured on JNS.org:
We would like to thank our partners for making Declaration Day history and supporting this inspirational event.
We invite you to make your declaration recognizing the significance of May 14, even when it is not Declaration Day.
I declare my commitment to the ideals of Israel's Declaration of Independence as set forth on May 14th, 1948 and accepted in international law and among the family of nations.