Last night’s attack outside the Jewish Museum, which claimed the lives of Yaron Lishinsky z’’l and Sarah Milgram z’’l, is a devastating reminder that the danger facing Jewish communities is not history—it is real and everpresent. These were two individuals who dedicated their

In loving memory of Sarah Lynn Milgrim 🖤 UPEACE mourns the tragic loss of a bright, empathetic voice for peace, justice, and sustainability. Her light, gone too soon, will forever shine in our hearts. We stand against violence and for human dignity. May her memory be for a

Today marks the 600 days of captivity for 58 hostages still held by Hamas in Gaza. From United Nations Geneva we call for their immediate and unconditional release, an important step for the establishment of peace in the region Bring Them Home Now #bringthembacknow

Η ιστορία μιας καρτ-ποστάλ που δώρισα στο Κολλέγιο Ανατόλια Θεσσαλονίκης Anatolia College, μια ψηφίδα μνήμης μεταξύ δυο αδελφών σταλμένη το μακρινό 1914 και λίγο πριν τον Α’ ΠΠ, τότε που το σχολείο βρισκόταν στη Μερζιφούντα της Μαύρης Θάλασσας, απο την SOFIA PAPADOPOULOU στο ΑΠΕ-ΜΠΕ

The World Jewish Congress, together with University for Peace, hosted a UN Human Rights Council event on interreligious dialogue in the work of the UN. We discussed on how our differences is our strength, and more dialogue unites us further. Interreligious dialogue emerges as a powerful tool to bridge divides.

World Jewish Congress and University for Peace have signed an MoU to deepen cooperation on interfaith dialogue, mutual understanding, and the fight against hate, racism, and antisemitism. Signed by Amb. David Fernandez Puyana, UPEACE’s Permanent Observer to United Nations Geneva. #InterfaithDialogue #Diplomacy

WJC and OSCE/ODIHR have established a new framework to cooperate together in the fight against antisemitism and in the promotion of Holocaust remembrance, including: ▪️ Addressing antisemitic hate crimes ▪️ Supporting the security needs of Jewish communities ▪️ Combating online

Between 8-12 Sept, World Jewish Congress, together with the Mission of Germany and the OHCHR, will be hosting the exhibition “Sports. Crowds. Power.” at the Salle des Pas Perdus at the Palais des Nations, with the additional cosponsorship of 5 intern. organizations and 33 governments.

Sports.Crowds.Power. Football under the Nazis. As the EU we are pleased to co-sponsor this exhibition which is still on display at United Nations Geneva until 12 Sept. Many thanks Germany UN Geneva 🇩🇪🇪🇺🇺🇦 Tatiana Valovaya, Director-General of UN Geneva World Jewish Congress for today's opening ceremony.

Today at the UN Human Rights Council | #HRC60 in Geneva, the World Jewish Congress & What Matters opened Sports. Crowds. Power., an exhibition showing how the Nazi regime used football to spread hate and persecute Jews.

Pleased to co-sponsor the 'Sports.Crowds.Power. Football under the Nazis' exhibition at United Nations Geneva. A message also for our time. Watch it all week in Palais des Nations Germany UN Geneva 🇩🇪🇪🇺🇺🇦 Volker Türk Tatiana Valovaya, Director-General of UN Geneva World Jewish Congress.

Antisemitism endangers the very fabric of our societies. The exhibition “Sports, Crowds, Power: Football under the Nazis” shows how even sport was misused to spread hate & division. On display this week at the Palais des Nations during #HRC60. Visit & carry its lessons forward.

#HRC60 | Sports.Crowds.Power.⚽🏅France 🇫🇷 is pleased to co-sponsor this exhibition which highlights both the unifying & divisive potential of sports in today’s societies, exploring their power to promote inclusion, peace & #HumanRights. 👉 on display at United Nations Geneva until 12 Sept.

Chargé Finerty is grateful to @worldjewishcong for the guided tour of “Sports. Crowds. Power.”—a powerful exhibition showcasing the fight against antisemitism and racism in sports. 🇺🇸 remains steadfast in combatting antisemitism in all its forms.

“Sports. Crowds. Power.” Gripping exhibition examining how the Nazi regime used the power of football to advance its ideology, currently at the Palais des Nations co-sponsored by Austria 🇦🇹 #fightantisemitism

Ambassador Daniel Meron visited the exhibition “Sports. Crowds. Power. Football under the Nazis” — co-organized by Germany UN Geneva 🇩🇪🇪🇺🇺🇦, what matters. & World Jewish Congress at United Nations Geneva. He came not only to honor history, but also to mark the 28th birthday of Gali & Ziv Berman — twin

⚽ Sports. Crowds. Power. How football was used as propaganda under the Nazis and why this history matters today. A powerful reminder that sport is never “just a game.” 📍 Palais des Nations, Salle des Pas Perdus 🗓️ On view until Friday

The exhibition "Sport. Crowds. Power." in now on display next to Geneva’s main stadium, at the Hotel Ramada Encore, 10-12 Route des Jeunes in Grand-Lancy, next to the La Praille shopping center, for the week 15-19 September. I hope to see you all there!

🇸🇰presented today under HRC item 9 annual joint statement by the Slavkov format S3 supported by over 50 countries addressing the scourge of antisemitism. No crisis can justify racial violence & hatred against Jews or any other religious & ethnical community all over the world.

.Permanent Mission of Slovakia to UN in Geneva delivered a joint statement on behalf of 52 countries, on combating antisemitism at UN Human Rights Council emphasizing that political developments, including in Israel or the Middle East, never justify antisemitism, and called on states to protect Jews and all minorities.