EAJC home

[http://eajc.org] рус | eng Sign in Register Help | RSS | Subscribe EAJC.org GEOGRAPHY LIBRARY VIDEO ARCHIVE PHOTO ARCHIVE VOTING BLOGS TZEDAKAH Participants Partners Participants Partners About the Congress Aims and History Governing Bodies Members Observers Documents Congress News World Jewish News Analytics Activity Program “Tolerance – Lessons of the Holocaust” "Dialogue of Civilizations" Program "Spiritual Rebirth" Program "Solidarity With Israel" Program "Mass Burials Memorials" Program "Fostering Tolerance" Program "Development" Program Leadership Alexander Mashkevich Josef Zissels Yuri Raskin Michael Chlenov Partners Mass Media Xenophobia Monitoring Reading Room Contact Us EAJC news EAJC Kyiv Office Holds Discussion on the Radical Right EAJC Kyiv Office Holds Discussion on the Radical Right Alexander Mashkevich Recommends Vadim Shulman for EAJC President Post Main Candidate for EAJC President Found Josef Zisels Speaks at Lviv Round Table Seminar for Students of Journalist in Lugansk EAJC Kyiv Office Holds Discussion on the Radical Right 06.11.2011 Alexander Mashkevich Recommends Vadim Shulman for EAJC President Post 04.11.2011 Main Candidate for EAJC President Found 31.10.2011 Josef Zisels Speaks at Lviv Round Table 31.10.2011 Seminar for Students of Journalist in Lugansk 31.10.2011 World Jewish News Rovno Jews Remember Massacre Rovno Jews Remember Massacre Israel's Supreme Court upholds former President Katsav's rape conviction, 7-year jail term Germany marks 'day of shame' on Kristallnacht anniversary, new synagogue opened Shmuel Ben-Artzi, father-in-law of Benjamin Netanyahu, dies at 97 TV: IAEA report distances Israeli attack on Iran Rovno Jews Remember Massacre 10.11.2011, Holocaust Israel's Supreme Court upholds former President Katsav's rape conviction, 7-year jail term 10.11.2011, Israel Germany marks 'day of shame' on Kristallnacht anniversary, new synagogue opened 10.11.2011, Holocaust Shmuel Ben-Artzi, father-in-law of Benjamin Netanyahu, dies at 97 09.11.2011, Israel TV: IAEA report distances Israeli attack on Iran 09.11.2011, Israel and the World GEOGRAPHY Map | Participants | Observers WIEW MAP Uzbekistan Uzbekistan Turkmenistan Tajikistan Slovenia Singapore Russia Poland Philippines New Zealand Union of Myanmar Mongolia Macedonia Kyrgyzstan Kazakhstan India Georgia Bulgaria Belarus Azerbaijan Armenia Ukraine Participants Uzbekistan Turkmenistan Tajikistan Slovenia Singapore Russia Poland Philippines New Zealand Union of Myanmar Mongolia Macedonia Kyrgyzstan Kazakhstan India Georgia Bulgaria Belarus Azerbaijan Armenia Ukraine Observers VIDEO ARCHIVE PHOTO ARCHIVE Introduction of the Torah Scroll to the Poklonnaya Gora Synagogue. Moscow, May 10, 2010. Library Books | Journals | Yearbook Euro-Asian Jewish Yearbook 5769 (2008/2009) The Euro-Asian Jewish Yearbook 5769 (2008/2009) Euro-Asian Jewish Yearbook for the year 5768 (2007-2008) Test-1 Analytics EAJC General Council Chairman on the Support of Israel EAJC General Council Chairman on the Support of Israel Michael Chlenov: “New Anti-Semitism Has Not Yet Reached Russia” The Hamas – Oops, Gaza – Flotilla EAJC General Council Member Comment: Hamas Apologetics by Lviv City Council Deputy Christology after Auschwitz: A Catholic Perspective EAJC General Council Chairman on the Support of Israel 12.08.2011, Communities of Eurasia Michael Chlenov: “New Anti-Semitism Has Not Yet Reached Russia” 27.07.2011, Xenophobia and anti-Semitism The Hamas – Oops, Gaza – Flotilla 30.06.2011, Xenophobia and anti-Semitism EAJC General Council Member Comment: Hamas Apologetics by Lviv City Council Deputy 09.06.2011 Christology after Auschwitz: A Catholic Perspective 05.06.2011 Programs «TOLERANCE - LESSONS OF THE HOLOCAUST» Urgency of the theme of tolerance and nonviolence is determined by realities of the modern world: constantly flashing interethnic conflicts (which bloody consequences turn to be more and more difficult to get rid of) and negative influence of intolerance, violence, xenophobia, anti-Semitism, discrimination prevent mankind from to solving essential vital problems. The world was always broken off with contradictions. The violence frequently became the norm. More often those who lived beside were exposed to hatred as they were "others", "aliens". Jews as nobody else have experienced xenophobia since after destruction of the Second Temple its people were dispersed all round the world to live among other nations. And relation of governors, authorities or local population to them showed if it was the "Golden Age" or pogroms, slaughter, the Catastrophe... VOTING Text 0 % Question 1 0 % Question 2 MANIFEST Text 2 Text Congress Geography Library Photo archive Video archive Voting Blogs Forum Fundraising About the Congress Congress News News Projects Analytics Leadership Partners Links Mass Media Contact Us Members Observers Yearbook Calendars "Jews of Eurasia" Journal Books Past Questionnaires Past Petitions Home | Copyright information | Contacts | Subscribe to RSS | Developed by Limenet