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Posts tagged with Hungary

• #LightingEurope Fourth and Fifth Day of Chanukah13-12-2020

  As a part of our #LightingEurope canpaign we are happy and honored to have EMIH Unified Hungarian Jewish Congregation Executive […]

• Prime Minister of Hungary Blessings for Rosh HaShanah18-

  The EJA warmly thanks H.E. Viktor Orbán, Prime Minister of Hungary, for His Excellency’s kind wishes to the European Jewry in […]

• EJA Zoom Conference with Jewish Communities Across Europe

  It was our pleasure today to host a zoom conference with Jewish communities from all across Europe to share with […]

• #NotOnMyWatch: EJA Annual Campaign for the International Holocaust Remembrance Day 2020

  On behalf of the hundreds of communities across Europe that we represent, and for European Jewry as a whole, we […]

• Meeting with Mart Laidmets, Secretary General at the Ministry of Education and Research of the Republic of Estonia

  Last week, on 7 November 2019, the European Jewish Association and our partners from the Action and Protection Foundation/ Hungary/ have […]

• Meeting with H.E. Madam Ilga Šuplinska, Minister for Education and Science of the Republic of Latvia

  Earlier last week, on 6 November 2019, the European Jewish Association and our partners from the Action and Protection Foundation […]

• Greetings for the Upcoming Rosh HaShanah by Prime Minister of Hungary, H.E. Mr. Viktor Orbán and by Ambassador of Hungary to Belgium and Luxembourg H.E Dr. Tamas Ivan Kovacs

• Meeting with European Commissioner for Education on Anti-Semitism

  The EJA and our partners at Action and Protection Hungary Mr Kalman Szalai and Mr Ferenc Olti, were honored to […]

• Red Lines Follow-Up, Meeting with Hungarians High Representatives

  We were honoured today to welcome a very-high level delegation of Hungarian diplomats to EJA HQ. It is not every […]

• House of Fates hand-over to Jews should be celebrated not belittled says EJA Head

  Responding to the news that the Hungarian government has made Hungary’s Emih, Hungarian Jewry’ principal Jewish community, the custodians of […]