First International Noahide Congress Held in Jerusalem
Summarized from Israel National News by baba
Over 60 delegates from 22 countries attended the first International Congress of Noahides in Jerusalem, organized by Brit Olam. The event aimed to create a global structure for non-Jews who follow Jewish religious laws without converting. Activities included meetings with President Isaac Herzog and signing a founding scroll, with organizers establishing an international rabbinical court for guidance. The congress sought to foster a unified Noahide movement and provide practical support for community development.
The story in 6 lines · by baba
- The first International Congress of Noahides convened in Jerusalem with over 60 delegates from 22 countries.
- The congress aimed to establish a formal global structure for the Noahide movement.
- Delegates met with Israeli President Isaac Herzog and signed a founding scroll.
- Brit Olam organized the event, which included establishing an international rabbinical court.
- Noahides are non-Jews who follow Jewish religious laws without converting to Judaism.
- The event sought to strengthen ties between Noahide communities and Israel.
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