Ronald S. Lauder
The meeting comes as talks between Jerusalem and Damascus have reportedly stalled due to Israel’s insistence on an aid corridor for the Syrian Druze.
Even if Iran agrees to curtail its nuclear program, said Ambassador Mike Huckabee, “do we believe them?”
“We want them to know they are Jews and know what Judaism and Israel really are.”
The meetings in Amman follow a visit to Cairo where Ronald S. Lauder of the World Jewish Congress met with Egyptian President Abdel Fatah el-Sisi.
Among the recipients was Malcolm Hoenlein, the former executive vice chairman of the Conference of Presidents of Major American Jewish Organizations.
The president chose these leaders for their unwavering commitment to Israel and their exceptional support of the Jewish people.
The initiative will begin with the renovation and expansion of the Scuole Ebraiche di Roma.
Antisemitism roundup, Dec. 26-Jan. 2
Ronald S. Lauder has become one of the school’s most important donors.
The World Jewish Congress president wrote to the U.S. president: “Only you can stop this rising tide of hatred against the Jewish people.”
“We live in an era of conspiracy myths, rising anti-Semitism and xenophobia, and a disturbing recurrence of Holocaust denial online and offline,” said president of the World Jewish Congress Ronald S. Lauder.
International Council of Jewish Parliamentarians evoked to track anti-Semitism
The newly relaunched entity will convene for its first consultation this spring in a lead-up to the World Jewish Congress Plenary Assembly.
