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Noahide Movement Holds First International Conference in Jerusalem
The Noahide movement, promoting adherence to the Seven Laws of Noah among non-Jews, held its first international conference in Jerusalem. The event included a reception at the President's Residence and a declaration ceremony before a rabbinical court.
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- 01The Noahide movement held its first international conference in Jerusalem, drawing representatives from about 20 countries.
- 02A reception at the President's Residence hosted by Yitzhak Herzog was a key event of the conference.
- 03Participants formally accepted the Seven Noahide Laws before a special rabbinical court.
- 04Rabbi Uri Sherki founded the Noahide movement in 2011 to spread universal commandments.
- 05The movement has seen growth in countries including India, the Philippines, and Latin America.
- 06The conference included Torah study, tours, and the development of a founding charter and curriculum.
Founded by Rabbi Uri Sherki, the movement has seen growth globally, with participants from around 20 countries attending the conference.
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