Torah MiTzion Celebrates 30 Years of Bridging Israel and Diaspora Jewry
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Torah MiTzion celebrated its 30th anniversary in Jerusalem on October 13, 2026, honoring three decades of strengthening ties between Israel and global Jewish communities through education and outreach. Hundreds of former emissaries and leaders attended the event, which featured reflections on the organization's impact and a tribute to a fallen emissary. Founded in 1996, Torah MiTzion has operated in over 20 countries, engaging around 1,700 emissaries. The organization plans to expand its network and partnerships in the coming years.
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- Torah MiTzion celebrated its 30th anniversary in Jerusalem on October 13, 2026.
- The organization has strengthened ties between Israel and Jewish communities in over 20 countries.
- Approximately 1,700 emissaries have participated in Torah MiTzion's overseas activities.
- The event honored former emissaries and highlighted the organization's educational impact.
- A tribute was held for Rabbi Avi Goldberg, a former emissary killed in Lebanon in 2024.
- Jerusalem Mayor Moshe Lion and Cabinet Secretary Yossi Fuchs addressed the attendees.
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