On December 15–16, the JCU will hold the third Kyiv Jewish Forum

On December 15-16, the Jewish Confederation of Ukraine, together with the Combat Antisemitism Movement (CAM) and the Center for Jewish Impact, will hold already the third Kyiv Jewish Forum. This year it will be timed to coincide with the 30th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between Israel and Ukraine.

More than 500 representatives of Jewish organizations and governments from around the world participated in the first KJF in 2019. Last year, the second KJF brought together 83,000 people, including three presidents, the prime minister of Israel, representatives of the US Department of State, the UK House of Lords, the European Commission, members of governments and parliaments from around the world.

Like last year, the third KJF will be held online. Speakers and guests of the forum will discuss the most important issues facing Jews and the whole world today. You can register to participate in it already now: https://kyivjewishforum.com.

Please join us. It will be interesting.

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