RCE News

During the children’s stay in Israel, they will visit many famous sites and sacred places. The highlight of the tour will be a Bar /Bat Mitzvah celebration and ceremony at the Kotel, with the participation of notable personalities government officials.

Reform conversion will cause a wave of invalid conversions in European communities and will increase assimilation

Chief Rabbi Yosef Salomon revealed the drama, at the inauguration of the European Chesed Centre branch in Bulgaria.

Hundreds of European boys and girls inundated the Morasha division of the Rabbinical Centre of Europe with messages of thanks and appreciation for the array of activities sent to them during the month of Kislev.

The Rabbinical Centre of Europe (RCE) sent a letter signed by 20 members of the Rabbinical Council of Europe to Prime Minister Naftali Bennett, government ministers, Chief Rabbis of Israel and members of the Chief Rabbinate

For the third year in a row, the Rabbinical Centre of Europe has sent a huge shipment of menorahs to Europe. This year, an unprecedented 100,000 menorahs with candles were distributed to Jewish communities.

Hundreds of thousands of dollars were invested in medical equipment to supply the foundation of lending centers in the cities of Zhytomyr. Chernivtsi, Vinnitsa and Anatevka.

The branches are managed by The ‘European Chesed Center’ led by the ‘Rabbinical Centre of Europe’

RCE undertook the project to erect memorials for Jews from the Holocaust who did not receive a proper monument.

Holocaust survivors and their descendants told hair-raising stories about the horrid cruelty and abuse of the Nazis and their aides when they led them tens of miles in the cold and snow.

In just five days, the mikvahs Supervisor traveled more than 2,000 kilometers thus expanding the areas which provide Kosher Mikvahs in Ukraine

The Chesed project established by the European Rabbinical Centre and the European Jewish Association is in response to the pressing needs in various Jewish communities because of Covid.

The “Rabbinical Centre of Europe” Persists in establishing it’s ‘mass grave project’ for Jews who were murdered in the Holocaust ∙ The graves were located with the help of local historians and elderly people who witnessed the massacre.

Detailed discussions on the pandemic in the Jewish community and its wide range of implications in all areas and aspects were the focus of the Conference.