Hatzair
Hatzair is a Hebrew word meaning "the youth." It is often used to refer to young people or a youth movement. In the context of Zionist youth movements, Hatzair was a common name or part of the name for various organizations established in the early to mid-20th century, particularly in Eastern Europe and later in Israel. These movements aimed to educate young Jews in Zionist ideology, Jewish culture, and Hebrew language, preparing them for immigration to Mandatory Palestine and later the State of Israel.
One prominent example is Hapoel Hatzair, which means "The Young Worker." This was a pioneering Zionist socialist
Other movements might have incorporated the word "Hatzair" into their titles to signify their youth-oriented and