American Russian-Speaking Jews Alliance

May we continue to hear the sound of the shofar and be sealed in the book of life!

Commemorating the One Year Anniversary of October 7 in South Brooklyn, with hundreds of members of the Russian-speaking community, including Holocaust Survivors. Thanks you: Assemblymember Michael Novakhov Senator Jessica Scarcella-Spanton AEEJ Association of East-European Jewry Herut New York City American Forum For Israel Run for Their Lives (Sheepshead Bay) ....and everyone else who spoke, attended, and made the day meaningful.

One Year Since!

To commemorate the one-year anniversary of October 7, on October 6 at 11 AM we are joining Assemblymember Michael Novakhov, Senator Jessica Scarcella-Spanton and many wonderful partners and community organizations. DATE AND TIME: Sunday, October 6 at 11 AM LOCATION: Holocaust Memorial Park, Sheepshead Bay, Brooklyn, NY

May the past year end with its curses and the New Year begin with its blessings! Shana Tova and may we only share good news in the New Year! From your friends at the American Russian-Speaking Jews Alliance

On Monday, October 7th, our friends in the Christian communities will be gathering in Washington D.C. to commemorate the one year anniversary of the October 7 attack. We invite everyone who is available, to please join these amazing supporters of Israel and the Jewish people!

We are excited to share that AEEJ Association of East-European Jewry has joined Our Circle of partners. The Association of East-European Jewry (AEEJ) is committed to honoring the memory of the millions of Jews who perished during the Holocaust and to ensuring that their stories are never forgotten. Through educational programs, memorial events, and community outreach, AEEJ fosters a lasting legacy of remembrance and resilience among East European Jews and their descendants. By promoting understanding of the Holocaust and its enduring impact, AEEJ works to prevent such atrocities from ever happening again.

Thank you to our partners at AEEJ Association of East-European Jewry for leading the 21st annual Holocaust Remembrance Day in South Brooklyn! This year carried special significance because it included a memorial to the victims of the October 7 attack in Israel. We also want to extend a special thank you to our partner Jewish Federations of North America and Kirsh Philanthropies for supporting this event that brought several hundred community members together, including Holocaust survivors and their families.

Friday morning rally at the U.N. We thank our community members who continue to show up in solidarity with the hostages and their families! May we hear good news soon!

Despite the terrorism, anxiety, and stress, we should never lose our sense of humor!