Tzofim Tzabar Olami is the global activity division of the Hebrew Scouts movement in Israel. Tzabar Olami operates Hebrew-speaking tribes around the world (Australia, North America, and Western Europe). The weekly activity is a scout activity adjusted according to the principles and values of the Hebrew Scout movement. In total, about 6,000 participants are active in 53 tribes around the world. In addition to the activities of the youth movement, Tzabar Olami operates diverse informal activities to strengthen the Jewish Peoplehood of Diaspora Jews and their connection to Israel. As part of the global activity, camps, youth delegations, leadership seminars, and more are run. Tzofim Tzabar Olami has gained several avenues of fulfillment, including young Jews who come to Israel to contribute and develop. The most significant program is the "Garin Tzabar" program. Garin Tzabar is the largest program to support single immigrating soldiers, even before the immigration until after the liberation. As part of the Garin Tzabar program, the movement immigrates to Israel about 400 young immigrants every year, come to enlist as lone soldiers.
