Urgent Call for a Thorough Investigation into the Antisemitic Attack on Mr. Cohen

“You are not alone” is a European Jewish Association initiative that encourages the public across Europe to write short messages of support to families in Israel suffering under hundreds of indiscriminate rocket attacks on towns and villages. Families who feel isolated and unsupported as the world looks on passively.
By writing a short personal message you can show you care. That you stand with them, that “you are not alone”.
Each and every message sent through the portal on our dedicated webpage will be translated into Hebrew, then delivered and shared to the areas most under fire, offering comfort and support to those taking shelter with their families.
It only takes a minute to show you care. And it’s a minute that means so much.
To send a message klick HERE

EJA is honored to take part in an importat project – REM ΗERITAGE – Holocaust Education Remembrance through Intergenerational Exchange.

REM HERITAGE: Holocaust Education Remembrance through Intergenerational Exchange is a European project implemented from April 2025 to March 2027. It brings together partners from five countries to strengthen Holocaust remembrance and the collective memory of other mass atrocities.

The project promotes an innovative intergenerational educational approach, combining shared learning experiences, awareness-raising, and communication activities to maximise visibility and long-term impact across Europe.

Objectives:

The overall objective of the project is to foster critical awareness among young people and students about the Holocaust, while promoting democratic values, tolerance, and respect for fundamental rights.

Through the active engagement of multiple generations, the project aims to preserve and transmit the memories and lessons of Holocaust survivors to younger generations, ensuring that such atrocities are never forgotten.

Methodology:

REM HERITAGE is implemented through a series of coordinated activities across participating countries. These include workshops, training sessions, and interactive educational events designed to bridge generational gaps and deepen understanding.

The project employs innovative pedagogical methods, digital tools, and creative approaches to ensure that learning is both meaningful and accessible. In parallel, online awareness-raising and capacity-building initiatives, including transnational components, support a broader European dialogue on Holocaust education and remembrance.

A central digital platform will host project materials, including media content, workshop results, and digital stories produced by partners.

Project Partners

1. CARDET – Center for the Advancement of Research & Development in Educational Technology (Cyprus, coordinator)
2. European Jewish Association ASBL (Belgium)
3. KMOP – Social Action and Innovation Center (Greece)
4. Deutsche Schule Athen (Greece)
5. University of Humanities and Economics in Lodz (Poland)

The project is funded by the European Union. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or European Commission. Neither the European Union nor the European Commission can be held responsible for them. PROJECT NUMBER: 101196704

Povodom obilježavanja 84. godine od pogroma Jevreja u nacističkoj Njemačkoj, premijer Dritan Abazović položio je vijenac ispred Zida smrti u Aušvicu.

Ceremoniji u Aušvicu, prisustvali su i predsjednica Evropskog parlamenta Roberta Metsola, komesar Evropske unije za proširenje Oliver Varhelji i predsjednica Parlamenta, Češke Marketa Pekarova Adamova, navodi se u saopštenju Kabineta predsjednika Vlade.

Nakon polaganja vijenca i obilaska kampa Birkenau, prisutni su upalili svijeće u čast šest miliona Jevreja koji su poginuli u Holokaustu.

“Abazović je prvi premijer Crne Gore koji je zvanično posjetio Aušvic”, zaključuje se u saopštenju.

On May 6th, the Jewish Community of Barcelona (CIB.CAT) solemnly observed the Central Act commemorating Holocaust and Heroism Day 2024, an event of profound significance that will be etched into the annals of our community’s history.

On this day dedicated to the remembrance of the victims and heroes of the Holocaust, we pay tribute to those who lost their lives, to the courageous who resisted, and to those who, amidst the deepest darkness and cruelty, demonstrated unwavering courage by providing aid.

It is noteworthy that this historic event saw the participation of 220 individuals, who came together to reflect and honor the memory of those who suffered and fought during one of humanity’s darkest periods.

The event featured a cast comprised of young members of the community, from the youth movement YAJAD of the CIB, students from Colegio Hatikva, the organization BBYO, and the youth movement TZOFIM, all under the leadership of coordinators and directors from the CIB and Colegio Hatikva.