RCE News

The Hungarian government granted formal recognition to the Orthodox Jewish community. This is the first time that they will benefit recognition since World War II.

The course was attended by dozens of Rabbanim from around Europe and the Former Soviet Union.
The Rabbanim visited the gravesite of the Chasam Sofer, and pledged to intensify Jewish activity among the youth in their community.

A moving induction ceremony was attended by President Milo Jokanovic and Israeli Minister of Religious Services, Yitzchak Vaknin.

The rabbinical delegation from the RCE participated in a memorial monument unveiling, the morning after concluding the professional Seminar. The monument was erected in the town of Sadigura nearby Chernovitch, where a mass grave with murdered Jews from the Holocaust was discovered.

The journey was initiated by the “Morasha” division of “The Rabbinical Center of Europe “for the 11th consecutive year. The highlight of the tour took place at The Kotel with an unforgettable Bar/Bat Mitzvah ceremony.

The four day journey had its surprises; Rabbis were astonished as Bar mitzvah boys revealed a decision that changed their lives.

The young boys and girls, some with no Jewish background, recently experienced a spectacular tour of Israel. The journey was initiated by the “Morasha” division of “The Rabbinical Center of Europe “for the 10th consecutive year. The highlight of the tour took place at The Kotel with an memorable Bar/Bat Mitzvah ceremony; every boy received his own set of tefilin.

Dozens of European Rabbis participated in a halachic course regarding the Jewish Home, in Neimichen, Holand. RCE initiated and organized the course that was presented by Rabbi Levi Yitzchok Raskin dayan of the Lubavitch community in London, U.K. and a member of The Rabbinical council of Europe, HaGaon Rabbi Moshe Shlezinger Rabbi of” Maane Simcha” in Jerusalem and chairmen of the “Pri Chaim” organization, and Dr. Eli Schussheim, Director of Agudat “Efrat.