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The EAJC extended its congratulations to Benjamin Netanyahu on his victory in the Knesset elections.

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The leadership of the Euro-Asian Jewish Congress congratulated the head of the Likud party, Benjamin Netanyahu, on his victory in the elections for the 25th Knesset. In a congratulatory telegram, the President of the EAJC, Dr. Michael Mirilashvili, stated the following:

“On behalf of the leadership of the Euro-Asian Jewish Congress and myself, please accept my congratulations on your convincing victory in the elections for the 25th Knesset. We wish you success in your new role and in rapidly forming a stable government that will work productively for the benefit of all segments of Israeli society. The Jewish community in the Euro-Asian region looks to Israel as a beacon, particularly in these challenging times. Consequently, diligent and thoughtful governmental engagement with the Diaspora is of paramount importance.

For our part, we continue to implement numerous projects aimed at developing the Jewish community across Eurasia and strengthening its bonds with the State of Israel. Contributing to this endeavor is a profound honor for us.

Currently, the Jewish state faces several critical challenges. Devising responses under your leadership will be the task of the new government—a formidable duty that, nonetheless, opens unique new opportunities and prospects. It is our hope that under your guidance, the new government will chart a course toward a better future in all societal sectors, fostering the values of peace, Jewish unity, national identity, social justice, repatriation, and Zionism.

We pray that the people of Israel will enjoy prosperity in the years ahead, and that we all may be blessed with love, fraternal unity, peace, and well-being. We, the Euro-Asian Jewish Congress, stand ready to cooperate on any matter and in any endeavor.

May the Almighty grant us the strength to work together for the benefit of Israel and to build a more just and better state.”

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