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Soviet Jewry Heritage Center Planned in Jerusalem
Former Prisoners of Zion and aliyah activists met in Jerusalem on October 5 to plan a new Soviet Jewry heritage center. The center, approved by the government in May 2024 with a NIS 27 million budget, will document the struggle for Jewish identity and immigration from the Soviet Union.
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What happened
- 01A new Soviet Jewry heritage center is planned in Jerusalem.
- 02The center will document the struggle for Jewish identity and immigration from the Soviet Union.
- 03Former Prisoners of Zion and aliyah activists discussed the center's development on October 5.
- 04The Israeli government approved the center in May 2024 with a NIS 27 million budget.
- 05Director-General Itay Grank presented the Heritage Ministry's vision for the facility.
Heritage Ministry Director-General Itay Grank presented the vision for the center, which aims to preserve testimonies and educate younger generations.
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