Hovevei Zion

Israeli statesman and British chemist (1874–1952)

Jewish writer and playwright of Yiddish, who worked in Russian Empire, Switzerland, Germany and the United States (1859-1916)

Hebrew poet, author, and editor (1873–1934)

Hebrew essayist and thinker (1856–1927)

physician, Zionist pioneer and activist (1821-1891)

Early Zionist movement promoting the Jewish homecoming and settlement in their ancestral Land of Israel (Eretz Yisrael)

Jewish politician (1863–1941)

British-Romanian academic and rabbi

multi-lingual Russian poet, lyricist and author (1860–1916)

political theorist (1868–1924)

Lithuanian rabbi (1843–1910)

Belarusian rabbi (1839–1915)

Russian mathematician (1840-1898)

Moldovan composer; composer of the Israeli National Anthem (1870–1940)

Israeli rabbi, pioneer of Zionism (1824-1898)

Jewish writer and publicist (1842-1885)

Ukrainian Jewish writer and historian (1811–1899)

English author, lawyer, historian (1861-1946)

Yiddish language author (1839–1915)

Lithuanian Yiddish writer (1840–1913)

Israeli politician (1866–1959)

rabbi, speaker, and scribe. One of the introducers of zionism. (1808–1883)

Israeli writer (1872–1966)

American author, linguist, and lexicographer

the first congress of the Jewish movement Hovevei Zion groups in the city of Katowice

Russian rabbi and Talmudist (1817–1896)

British journalist (1872-1937)

Jewish scholar (1818–1890)

historian (1845-1910)

Hebrew writer and editor (1838–1902)

doctor, zionist (1885–1971)

Ukrainian-born Romanian physician and Zionist (1830-1915)

Russian physician, poet, and satirist (1834–1901)

Jewish writer and journalist (1860–1930)

Jewish philanthropist

Hebrew poet (1844–1925)

Austrian zionist (1845–1931)

Romanian Jewish jurist, activist, communal leader (1846 – 1918)