Rivlin was also informed about a large-scale study of the Jewish population of the post-Soviet countries, initiated by the EAJC.
"The collection of Feuilletons, republished almost a century after its last publication, is of particular importance," said Rivlin, adding that "it makes the best publicistic works of Jabotinsky more accessible among Russian-speaking Jews."The president continued, "Jabotinsky's teachings fit perfectly with the most important activities of the Euro-Asian Jewish Congress, focused on helping Jews of the former Soviet Union and encouraging Jewish identification, Zionist awareness and repatriation to Israel."The head of the EAJC thanked President Rivlin for the warm welcome and expressed hope that the books will arouse interest among the readers, stressing that "despite the pandemic, the Congress does not stop its activities.""The EAJC has been supporting various educational and cultural projects for many years, and we will continue doing so in the future," said Mirilashvili.The EAJC leadership team consists of prominent philanthropists and public figures, many of whom are familiar with the activities of the Jewish communities and organizations in the Euro-Asian region.
Euro-Asian Jewish leaders meet with Rivlin on reissue of Jabotinsky book
Jabotinsky's Feuilletons is a collection of sparkling writings about Jews and the Jewish people, about Russia and Jewish life, and was initially published in 1922 in Berlin.
