EIPA Organizes Press Trip to Israel, Meeting Survivors and Leaders, Including IDF Officers, Near Gaza Border

Our EIPA colleagues arranged a press trip to Israel. The agenda included a visit to Kibbutz Kissufim near the Gaza Strip to meet survivors of the October 7th Hamas massacre.
They also met Gadi Yarkoni, Mayor of the Eshkol Regional Council, and visited the site of the Nova Re’im music festival massacre.

Other highlights included meeting Youssef Ziadna, an Arab-Israeli Bedouin driver, Israel’s Zaka first responders, and IDF officers for a field briefing on the Gaza border, along with female soldiers who bravely fought Hamas on October 7th, including Colonel Livni Ben Yehuda.

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Mega Purim Project

Like every year, right before Purim, the EJA together with Bassad and RCE launched the Mega purim Project.  We have organized and delivered hundreds of Mishlochei Manot to be given in Jewish communities across Europe during the upcoming Purim.
May it be a joyful and peaceful Purim to all.

 

Exclusive online briefing featuring Claude Moniquet, founder and president of the European Strategic Intelligence and Security Center (ESISC) in Brussels, and General Jérôme Pellistrand, editor-in-chief of the National Defense Review.

Join us for a captivating discussion on “Israel’s fight against terror: Can it be done differently? Consequences and effects for Europe.”

Our speakers, Claude Moniquet and General Jérôme Pellistrand, will share their invaluable insights and expertise on this critical subject. It’s a unique opportunity to gain a deeper understanding of the challenges Israel faces in its battle against terrorism and how this impacts Europe.

Don’t miss this thought-provoking event that delves into a topic of global importance. Whether you are interested in security, international relations, or simply wish to broaden your knowledge, this event is not to be missed.
Stay tuned for more details and mark your calendars. We look forward to your active participation in this important discussion.

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Jewish Representative Council of Greater Manchester & Region

The Jewish Representative Council of Greater Manchester & Region was formally established in 1919.  For over 100 years, the Council has been responsible for representing, protecting, uniting, defending and serving the Jewish community of Greater Manchester and the surrounding regions.

As a representative body, we are the first point of contact for elected representatives, internal stakeholders and the media on issues that affect our community.  We proactively engage politicians at the highest levels of government to ensure they are aware of the community’s agenda.  We also ensure local and national media are informed when there are stories of interest that directly affect our community.

Our focus is to strengthen and support our affiliate members and the wider diverse community whilst ensuring concerns are recognised and acted upon.  The JRC also coordinates the Greater Manchester Jewish Strategic Group, which brings together the community with key individuals from wider society.  The group meets regularly to promote collaboration and coordination with internal organisations, whilst amplifying our collective voice to government.

We recognise that the success of our community is closely tied to that of our neighbours so we continue to take an active part in interfaith networks.  This ensures the general population is aware of issues affecting Jewish people across the region whilst simultaneously working towards a more cohesive society.

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