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Israeli President Herzog Marks 85 Years Since Iași Pogrom with Memorial Visit in Romania
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First reported by Behadrei Haredim · 5 hours ago
What happened
Israeli President Isaac Herzog visited the Holocaust Museum in Iași, Romania, to mark 85 years since the Iași pogrom, honoring the victims and emphasizing the fight against antisemitism. He unveiled a memorial plaque and called for education on the origins of cruelty and the importance of Jewish sovereignty. Herzog then proceeded to Bucharest for further official engagements.
- 01Israeli President Herzog commemorates 85 years since the Iași pogrom at the Holocaust Museum in Romania.
- 02He unveils a memorial plaque symbolizing Israel-Romania commitment to Holocaust remembrance and fighting antisemitism.
- 03Herzog warns the international community about the dangers of hatred and stresses educating youth on cruelty's origins.
- 04He highlights Israel as the only safe homeland for Jews worldwide and the importance of remembering the Holocaust.
- 05Herzog continues his state visit with official meetings in Bucharest following the memorial event.
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