Who We Are & Our Vision

The Nation of Ephraim, was founded in 2005 by Ulf Diebel, Scott Diffendörfer, Ephraim Frank, and Gerrit Nel. The movement serves Torah-observant non-Jews who believe they descend from the lost tribes of Israel. It operates under the rabbinical supervision of Abraham Feld and Hebrew Nations expert and scholar Yair Davidiy. After a seven-year absence of founder Ulf Diebel, the initiative to restore the lost tribes of Israel and reunite them with the Jewish people was restarted in 2015. Since May 1, 2018, the German branch of the movement has been offering a "new covenant" in line with Jeremiah 31:31-34 on our website, zion5777.com. which was accomplished on May 4. 2023

On May 4, 2023, the #NEWDEAL was signed with the orthodox rabbinical Jewish leadership for a joint cooperation to reestablish the Sanhedrin as the highest authority on Torah law, and to reinstate the Davidic dynasty in order to build the Third Temple as a house of prayer for all nations.

Why We Work with Rabbis?

The redemption and correction of world history are only possible in direct connection with the highest Torah authorities in the Land of Israel. The historical Sanhedrin once passed judgment on Yeshua. The Sanhedrin, which is currently being rebuilt, is responsible for correcting this historical legal error and formally confirming the Firstborn of Israel according to
Jeremiah 31:9 (“for I am a Father to Israel, and Ephraim is my firstborn”).

Jesaja 11.12-13
"He will lift up a banner. It will show the nations that he is gathering the people of Israel. He’ll bring back those who had been taken away as prisoners. He’ll gather together the scattered people of Judah. He’ll bring them back from all four directions. 13 Ephraim’s people won’t be jealous anymore. Judah’s attackers will be destroyed. Ephraim won’t be jealous of Judah. And Judah won’t attack Ephraim."

On January 27, 2026, Holocaust Remembrance Day in Chabad Synagoge Jerusalem & The Completion of the "Moshiach Torah Scroll" (9th of Shvat, 1970) & The Completion of the "Sulzbacher Torah Scroll" in German Bundestag (January 27, 2021)