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According to a report from Israel365 News, the Brit Olam Noahide World Center is preparing to host a landmark event that marks a pivotal moment for non-Jews who have embraced the Seven Laws of Noah. For the first time, tens of thousands of individuals from across the globe who follow these universal moral principles will gather in Jerusalem to formally establish the World Noahide Movement.
The First International Congress of Noahides, set for November 2–6, will take place under the formal recognition of the State of Israel. Delegates from six continents are expected to participate in sessions that will culminate on the final day with a significant ceremony at the official residence of Israeli President Isaac Herzog.
There, continental representatives will read the Declaration of the Founding in their native languages and present a signed charter, symbolizing a new era in the relationship between Israel and the nations.
The term “Noahide,” derived from the Hebrew Bnei Noach or Children of Noah, refers to non-Jews who observe the seven universal laws that Jewish tradition teaches were given by God to all humanity through Noah.
These include prohibitions against murder, idolatry, blasphemy, sexual misconduct, theft, eating the limb of a living animal, and the positive commandment to establish courts of justice. As explained on the Brit Olam website, “Noahides are a community of non-Jews who follow the righteous Laws of Noah according to the teachings of the Jewish Bible.”
The organization, recognized by the Chief Rabbis of Israel and associated with Chabad Judaism, outlines a structured path for individuals to achieve formal status, culminating in a declaration before a rabbinic court (Beit Din) and the designation of ger toshav, or righteous gentile.
In November 2025, the Noahide World Center released an updated manifesto outlining a vision of “religious symbiosis” between Jewish and Noahide paths.
The document emphasizes shared fundamental values with Israel at the center. It states, “The Way of the Noahide de facto enables true co-existence and global cultural diversity and inclusion.”
The manifesto further highlights an eighth principle of solidarity, captured in the phrase “One for all and all for one,” fostering mutual support among Noahide communities worldwide. It connects the re-establishment of the State of Israel to ancient biblical promises, including the blessing of all families of the earth through Abraham.
The congress itself is designed to create lasting institutional structures. Delegates will ratify key founding texts, including the Brit Shalom codex and the Brit Olam Siddur prayer book.
Rabbi Oury Cherki, the movement’s leading rabbinic authority, will personally sign copies for participants. The event will establish the First International Beit Din, featuring judges from Jerusalem and one from each continent, and formalize the granting of ger toshav status to twelve individuals. Six continental councils will also be elected to implement regional plans.
A comprehensive financial framework, supported by donations, annual member dues, and potential government grants, will be put in place to sustain the movement’s global efforts.
The gathering comes as the Noahide movement has developed foundational resources such as study materials, prayer books, and life-cycle ceremonies, yet previously lacked a unified international governing body.
Organizers frame the timing prophetically: “For two thousand years, the prophet’s words waited. We waited. The people of Israel returned home. The State of Israel was built. Israeli society developed. And now — quietly, on six continents — tens of thousands of non-Jews on multiple continents are choosing, freely, to live by the universal moral law given at Sinai to all humanity.”
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