Many In Indian Society Will Have An Opportunity

The New Delhi exhibition, at the Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts, will be open till October 10. Is this sentiment reciprocated In my experience, yes, but both sides can and should do more to get to know each other better.The state of Israel is often viewed as oppressing Arabs and Palestinians.How do you think a greater awareness of Judaism and its principles help Indians deal with Israel and the worldwide Jewish community It’s the Jewish values that sustained our hopes and deepened our commitment to a Jewish future, even when we were scattered to the four corners of the world. Yet as much as 20 per cent of its population is Arab.

He is a proud Israeli and proud (Christian) Arab." The exhibition, which is supported by the Unesco, has been helped in India by Sri Sri Ravi Shankar and the Indira Gandhi National Centre for the Arts. Could you elaborate on this The Nation of Israel was born out of the crucible of slavery and suffering in Ancient Egypt."Rabbi Abraham Cooper, associate dean of the Simon Wiesenthal Centre, who is in New Delhi, says "It is appropriate that the Asia launch of this exhibit take place in New Delhi as the Jewish people know that throughout history they have always been welcomed by the people of India We are thrilled that so many in Indian society will have an opportunity to learn about the Jewish People, its values and its land.

As democracies, the first responsibility of the leaders of society is to safeguard the lives of its nation. It serves as a learning tool in the struggle against a rising tide of anti-Semitism and barbarity.There is China party cooler a great reservoir of good will in India towards Israel. How is that because most traditional faiths tend to drag down scientific thought and open ideologies Technologies are neutral tools, not sources of worship or veneration. How does this fit together I recently met the Arab member of Israel’s Supreme Court. The history of this sad legacy and the centrality of Judaism, the religion that has held Jews together since time immemorial, are the subject of an exhibition in New Delhi