Eastern Europe
“The terrorists this morning came from P.A. territories. The establishment of such a terror state would have one goal—the elimination of the State of Israel,” Sa’ar said at the start of a diplomatic visit to Hungary and Croatia.
The ambitious plan aims to provide a more comfortable and spacious experience for the tens of thousands of Jewish pilgrims who visit the tomb of Rabbi Nachman of Breslov every year.
“We are helping people reclaim their Jewish lives and their sense of the future,” said Chabad of Poland co-director Rabbi Mayer Stambler.
“It stood for generations as a house of prayer, memory and sanctity, housing ancient scrolls and holy books,” said Chief Rabbi of Odessa Shlomo Bakst.
The European country has a low volume of trade with the Jewish state.
The Israeli president stated that “to finish the tragedy in Gaza, which was imposed only by Hamas, one has to get the hostages back home.”
“These horrifying images are further evidence of the cruel torture inflicted on innocent Israelis held by Hamas,” said the Israeli president.
Israel’s Foreign Minister Gideon Sa’ar condemns Moscow’s action, which he said had resulted in “an immense and tragic loss of life.”
“They simply decided on an embargo for the media and because they can, but it has no significance,” an Israeli official says.
The surprise announcement on the construction of a conference center on the former Piramónt Cemetery triggered outrage by Jewish groups.
They “incite extreme violence and serious violations of Palestinians’ human rights,” the Central European nation claimed.
“Each story behind these payments reflects a legacy of loss—and a step toward justice,” said Rabbi Andrew Baker, of the American Jewish Committee.
