 One of the biggest activities of the summer, the "Maccabia" color war, divided the camp into two teams with opposing themes, which competed in various activities including songs, skits, sports, and pageants.In addition to the traditional and religious aspects of the camp, which included daily morning prayers and Shabbat observance, Camp Massad also aimed to inspire the love of living as a "halutz" in Israel through agricultural projects.Massad's influence on other major Jewish camps was significant.