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Paradesi Jewish community shrunk to only two members

The death of Sarah Cohen, India's oldest Jew, leaves the Paradesi Jewish community in Kochi with just two members left. Ms. Cohen, a resident of the Jewish street in Mattancherry, Kochi passed away at the age of 96. Ms. Cohen owned the embroidery store that offered traditional challah covers, decorative

EAJC congratulates Bella Waldberg

Euro-Asian Jewish Congress wishes happy birthday to Bella Waldberg, Director General of the Euro-Asian Jewish Congress Development Fund for Social and Cultural Projects in Russia. Dear Bella! Please accept our warmest and most sincere congratulations! We greatly appreciate your dedicated work within the framework of the EAJC representative office in

Hillel opened free Hebrew courses in Moscow with the EAJC support

On August 25 HILLEL Jewish youth organization launched a Hebrew course in Moscow. The course includes six classes held every Sunday from 16.00 to 17.30 in the cultural and educational space of Sokolniki Park called BUKVODOM (literally, Book Home). These lessons make it possible to learn Hebrew for everyone who is

Jewish leaders of Central Asia met in Kazakhstan

Under the auspices of the EAJC and the Association of Jewish national organizations of the Republic of Kazakhstan, an international conference of leaders of Jewish communities and organizations in Central Asia was held. The Euro-Asian Jewish Congress regional office in Central Asia is making every effort to revive and develop

Young Jewish families of the Euro-Asian region gathered in Kazakhstan

Under the auspices of the EAJC and the Association of Jewish National Organizations of the Republic of Kazakhstan in Almaty, the Jewish international camp for young families was held on the coast of the Kapchagay reservoir. Young families from Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, the Russian Federation, and other countries of the Euro-Asian

To the 50th Anniversary of 18 Georgian Jews’ Letter

The swift victory of Israel in the Six-Day War stirred up the whole world. It was then that Soviet Jews, who seemed to have lost their last hope, started an open struggle for the right to repatriation to Israel. My compatriots, the Georgian Jews, were in the vanguard of this

EAJC welcomes Taglit annual event

On July 31, about 3,500 young people from 14 countries, as well as sponsors and friends of the Taglit educational program, gathered in the Caesarea amphitheater to take stock of the past year. This is only a small part of the 32 thousand participants of the program, who during the