EJU Events

15-th July 2012 

Whose contribution to the inter-ethnic peace in Europe do you consider the most significant among European politicians?

BRUSSELS - May 28, 2012 - Dr. Antoniya Parvanova, Member of the European Parliament from Bulgaria, was awarded with a unique medal by the leaders of the European Jewish Union (EJU) in Brussels.

The sixth international festival “Intellectual Wars” took place in Odessa, May 20-22. 

In the command center of pan-European politics, the European Jewish Parliament convened for a second day… At the European Parliament, panel discussions were held on the economic crisis in Europe and its impact on extremism, populism and anti-Semitism… Dr. Antonyia Parvanova, a member of the European Parliament from Bulgaria, moderated… Parvanova says she and her colleagues are aware that baseless hatred for Jews is rearing its ugly head again in violent acts, in anti-Israeli sentiment and in politics…

Another plenary meeting of the European Jewish Parliament (EJP) started in Brussels (Belgium) and 120 deputies from 52 countries worldwide came to the “capital of Europe”. European Jewish Parliament (EJP) was established in February 2012 as an initiative of the European Jewish Union (EJU), headed by well-known Ukrainian businessman and philanthropist Igor Kolomoisky.

The European Jewish Parliament (EJP) and The European Jewish Union (EJU) are outraged by the announcement "Welcome to this train for Auschwitz. All Jews are asked to get off at Buchenwald" made over the tannoy of the train linking Namur to Brussels this Thursday 3 May 2012.

Igor Kolomoisky - the President of the European Jewish Union (EJU) - named as the most active leader of the world Jewish community over the past 12 months. These are the results of Internet poll conducted by first Jewish TV Jewish News One (JN1) on its official website.

'Am Israel Chai!' says EJU Chief Executive Officer Tomer Orni in Auschwitz .

The first Jewish international news channel Jewish News One (JN1) continues to confirm the champion reputation on the way of conquering the media space. Following the slogan "Look to see!", the channel has launched another broadcast version – in Ukrainian language. Now JN1 broadcasts in three languages - English, Russian and Ukrainian.