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The EAJC aims to support and promote the development, consolidation, and mutual enrichment of the Jewish communities in the Euro-Asian region as well as represent their interests in government structures and international organizations.
Mikhail Mirilashvili
EAJC PRESIDENT
A strong and prosperous Jewish diaspora, united around the ancient Jewish heritage and the young Jewish state, is the main aspiration of the Euro-Asian Jewish Congress.
Each Jewish community of the Euro-Asian region is unique and distinctive. We are different. However, our centuries-old commitment to Jewish spiritual values and mutual responsibility makes us strong in the face of any challenges.
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The EAJC unites the diverse Jewish communities throughout the Euro-Asian region.
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At EAJC, we are constantly working to expand our impact locally and internationally by partnering with Jewish organizations that share our vision.
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Pres. of Euro-Asian Jewish Congress discusses joint role of Israel, Diaspora
Pres. of Euro-Asian Jewish Congress discusses joint role of Israel, Diaspora
Israel had to fight for its existence 70 years ago and had to rely on…
Aliyah is not the only thing Israel can give to the Diaspora
Aliyah is not the only thing Israel can give to the Diaspora
The Jerusalem Post published a column by EAJC President Dr. Michael Mirilashvili. The article in English…
Russian-speaking Jews and countering antisemitism
Russian-speaking Jews and countering antisemitism
The Jerusalem Post published a column by EAJC President Dr. Michael Mirilashvili. The article in English…
80th anniversary of JAC: ‘Dual loyalty’ and the persecution of Soviet Jews
80th anniversary of JAC: ‘Dual loyalty’ and the persecution of Soviet Jews
Source: The Jerusalem Post JAC was a striking phenomenon of the Soviet era and became…