Make Their Memory Shine’ project

We at the European Jewish Association are proud to join the #MakeTheirMemoryShine project. Together with StandWithUs Nederlands
and other organisations across the continent, we commit ourselves to help clean the ‘Stolpersteine’ (Stumbling Stones) of Europe and honour the memory of Holocaust victims. This very important project has already started in several Dutch and Belgian cities, with several hundred stones now ensuring the memory of a victim will shine on. You can see a few examples in the images below. If you would like to participate and lead a group in your city, do not hesitate to contact us or the

Make Their Memory Shine #MTMS

page. Initiatives like these make us stronger and remind us of the reason we fight for the interest of Jewish communities every day.

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The EJA Annual Conference starts in Porto.

More than 100 Jewish Leaders from across Europe gather in Porto to shape the future of European Jewry

Rockets fired from Gaza at Jerusalem and the Southern of Israel

The EJA sends our abiding support to the citizens of Israel, assailed by rocket fire from Gaza, and orchestrated riots in Jerusalem. Nobody in Israel wants violence, but Hamas and the Palestinian Authority sadly do not share that view and are ratcheting up violence and tension. We stand for Israel. We stand fir Peace. We stand for an end to this folly.

EJA Meets Andorran Foreign Minister Imma Tor Faus to Discuss Antisemitism Combat Strategies

This past week the EJA had the great privilege of meeting with Ms. Imma Tor Faus, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Andorra, alongside our partners from the Jewish community of Andorra. It was a fruitful meeting discussing best practices to combat antisemitism. We thank the Andorran Government for their support and commitment in the fight against antisemitism.

The EJA welcomes the ascendancy of King Charles III to the throne

As Queen Elizabeth II is laid to rest following seven decades of public service, the EJA welcomes the ascendancy of King Charles III to the throne. As Prince of Wales, Charles was a great friend of British Jewry, familiar and respectful of our faith and customs and above all deeply supportive of our communities. As King Charles III stewards the UK forwards into a new era, we wish him strength, fortitude and health.

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