Jewish Culture Festival in Sanremo 2022
In 1920 the Hotel Royal in Sanremo, Italy hosted the British Government delegation at the San Remo Peace Conference, which codified the Balfour declaration under international law. 102 years later, European Coalition for Israel and Forum for Cultural Diplomacy hosted the first Jewish Culture Festival in Sanremo, featuring the Sanremo Symphony Orchestra.
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ICI launches new campaign for local churches to adopt IHRA working definition of antisemitism
Geneva, October 5th, 2021 – With less than one hundred days until Holocaust Remembrance Day 2022, the International Coalition for Israel (ICI)* has launched an educational campaign to invite local churches to adopt the IHRA working definition of antisemitism. The working... read more
Global Celebrate Israel Marathon issues Geneva Declaration to celebrate Jewish life
Geneva, September 6th, 2021 – A global online marathon to Celebrate Israel and wish the Jewish world “Shana Tova”, a sweet new year, has issued a Geneva Declaration cherishing the presence of Jewish communities worldwide as well as the State of Israel. The Declaration... read more
Samoa first out in Global Celebrate Israel Marathon to welcome in Rosh Hashana!
Brussels, August 31st, 2021 – Samoa and Venezuela were among the first nations to send in their video contributions to the Global Celebrate Israel Marathon, an event which will be broadcast from Jerusalem on Sunday, September 5th, just one day ahead of Rosh Hashana, the J... read more
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#ChurchesAgainstAntisemitism network
Map of countries from which churches have signed up to #IamMyBrother’sKeeper campaign
The campaign aims to keep alive the memory of the victims of the Holocaust, while raising awareness of the resurgence of antisemitism today. ICI and ECI are calling on local churches worldwide to adopt the IHRA definition on antisemitism as an expression of their commitment to stand against antisemitism. To signal willingness of your church to join this campaign, please sign up here. Click here to read more.
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THE EUROPEAN REPORT / WEBINARS
The European Report is a political discussion program that comes from the heart of Europe in the European Parliament and addresses issues concerning Europe and the Middle East. / Alternatively webinars and conferences on different subjects.
European Report May 2022
Why should European young adults engage in fighting antisemitism? The program host Marco Gombacci is joined in the studio of the European Parliament by Dylan Bokler from the European Jewish Congress, Rebeka Goba from the European Coalition for Israel and MEP Bert-Jan Ruissen.
European Report April 2022
EU-Israel relations and the international system after the Russian invasion of Ukraine – what will change? The program host Marco Gombacci is joined in the studio of the European Parliament by Director of AJC Transatlantic Institute, Daniel Schwammenthal, MEP Antonio López-Istúriz White, and ECI Founding Director Tomas Sandell.
European Report March 2022
The critical situation in Ukraine and the future of Jewish life in Europe. Joining ECI Founding Director Tomas Sandell in the studio is the Vice President of the European Parliament, Nicola Beer and the CEO of the Conference of European Rabbis Foundation, Gady Gronich.
ECI webinar 8 March 2022
Ukraine under assault – Jewish perspectives from neighbouring Poland. The webinar is moderated by Tomas Sandell from the European Coalition for Israel and featuring Former Vice President of the European Parliament, Marek Siwiec and Professor Dariusz Stola.
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January 24, 2022
By Tzvi Joffre in Jerusalem Post
80 years since Wannsee, European leaders stress ‘Never Again’
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January 26, 2022
By Jenni Frazer in Jewish News
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January 25, 2022
By Donna Birrell in Premier Christian News
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