From Montenegro to Japan: New Network of Jewish Sunday Schools Opens
A new Jewish Sunday school has opened in the Bulgarian capital Sofia, representing the 17th school established as a part of an educational program called JFUTURE.
From Montenegro to Japan: New network of Jewish Sunday schools opens
Intended for families not active in Jewish communal life, the project has been launched with the support of the Euro-Asian Jewish Congress.
Jewish Sunday school programs open in Europe and Asia
Countries that have seen JFUTURE Sunday schools opening since the project’s launch in November include Montenegro, Russia, Ukraine, Moldova, Serbia, Bulgaria, Japan, India and Kazakhstan.
Hausse du nombre d’écoles juives du dimanche en Europe et Asie
La toute dernière école a ouvert ses portes en Bulgarie dans le cadre d’un programme du Congrès juif européen et asiatique
Escuelas dominicales judías se expanden en toda Europa y Asia
Se abre una nueva escuela en Bulgaria como parte del programa del Congreso Judío Euroasiático para ampliar el aprendizaje judío.
New network of Jewish Sunday schools opens
From Montenegro to Japan, a new network of Jewish Sunday schools aims to familiarize children with their Jewish heritage.
Jewish Sunday schools pop up across Europe and Asia
Jewish communities in several Asian and European countries have received Jewish Sunday school programs as part of an educational drive by the Euro-Asian Jewish Congress.
Jewish Sunday schools pop up across Europe and Asia
Newest school opens in Bulgaria as part of program by Euro-Asian Jewish Congress to expand Jewish learning
World chess governing body vows Israelis will always have right to compete
Dvorkovich met with President of the Israeli Chess Federation Moshe Slav and Director General of the FIDE Emil Sutovsky, the first Israeli to achieve the title.
President of FIDE Commits to Ensuring the Participation of Israelis in All Chess Competitions President of FIDE Commits to Ensuring the Participation of Israelis in All Chess Competitions
Last week the recently elected President of FIDE (World Chess Federation), Arkady Dvorkovich, former Russian Deputy Prime Minister under Dmitry Medvedev, and an assistant to Vladimir Putin, reiterated his organization’s commitment towards ensuring the right of Israelis to compete in its tournaments during a visit