EJU Events

On May 8th, 2013, 400 Jewish and non-Jewish singers from across Europe gathered in the Austrian capital for the first edition of the European Jewish Choir Festival, a 4-day event which drew some 1,500 spectators over the weekend.

Members of European Jewish Parliament (EJP) gathered in Krakow (Poland) and outlined ways of interfaith dialogue and fight against anti-Semitism, as well as commemorated Holocaust victims at the "Auschwitz-Birkenau"  memorial...

An internal research conducted recently by EJU shows Anti-Semitism in Europe is still a concern throughout most of the EU and non-EU countries.

Helping young Jews finding a job and a shiduch is important says EJU CEO Tomer Orni

Further to its commitment, EJU is working hard to bring Jewish individuals and communities in Europe closer.

EJU has reported last week that more people have used the service in 2012 compared with 2011.

A joint delegation of the European Jewish Parliament (EJP), the European Jewish Union (EJU) and  the Rabbinical Center of Europe (RCE) expressed their concerns about the rise of the extreme-right Hungarian Jobbik party and its repeated anti-Semitic and racist speeches, during meetings in Budapest with the country’s political leadership and representatives of the Jewish community.

The European Jewish Union (EJU), an organisation committed to fostering Jewish life and interests in Europe, on Novemebr 14-th opened  its new office in Podgorica, capital of Montenegro, which will serve as a hub for all the Balkan countries. 

European Jewish Union (EJU) President - Igor Kolomoisky and European Jewish Parliament (EJP) co -chairs Joel Rubinfeld and Vadim Rabinovich launched an extensive programme aimed at providing humanitarian support for anti-terrorist operations in Israeli cities.

A delegation of two of the biggest  European Jewish organizations - European Jewish Union and European Jewish Parliament came to Israel to show support to the citizens, during the nation's hard times, suffering from Hamas air-strike attacks.