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In Baku, the Jewish community, Azerbaijan, marked Holocost Day with serious prayers and assemblies, emphasizing Holocost lessons and their relationship with Israel’s legacy. The ceremonies reflected both the commitment and commitment to combat antisementism worldwide.
The central program was led by Rabbi Zameer Israv, Rabbi Zameer Israv, the separdic community of Baku. Rabbi Isaev highlighted the important role of the Jewish community of Azerbaijan in preserving the importance and historical memory of the day and promoting tolerance. “We should unite against any attempt to misuse Holocost symbols to eliminate modern blood complaints,” he said, “he firmly said, called for vigilance and solidarity in the fight against antisementism.
Rabbi Isaev, highlighted the history of Azerbaijan to shelter the Jews during World War II, offered to share refugees and rare resources. He said how more than 55,000 Jews were running away from Nazi harassment, security was found in Azerbaijan, where local families often shared the last piece of bread with them. He said, “This work of humanity is a will for Azerbaijan’s permanent commitment to its Jewish population.”
Denying disputes
Addressing recent controversies, Rabbi Isaev criticized a gathering at Washington, DC, organized by the Armenian National Committee (ANCA) of the US, to use Holocost Small Day to carry forward politically inspired claims. He accused the group of distorting facts and spreading false allegations by Israeli officials about the “alleged ethnic cleaning” of Armenians in Jerusalem.
“The purpose of such events is to spread misinformation,” he said, an Israeli businessman’s plan to build a luxury hotel, mentioning a legal dispute over the property leases in the Armenian quarter.
Rabbi Isaev denied the claims of ‘Jewishness’ by Jerusalem, called them baseless and divisive. “These allegations are baseless and divisive. Israel and Jerusalem are a symbol of connections and fraternities, ”he said. He emphasized that the Armenian and Christian communities in Israel enjoy full religious freedom and comprehensive rights, which is more than the treatment of these communities to cope into many other parts of the region.
Rabbi Isaev asked Jewish communities worldwide to be firm to fight the efforts to fight antisementism and to distort the Holocost memory for political purposes. He said, “Remembering Holocost is not only a Jewish concern, but a moral obligation for all humanity,” he announced.
The incident in Baku strengthened the Jewish community resolve to preserve Holocost memory and strengthen relations with Israel. Speaking to local media, Rabbi Isaev concluded, “Today’s comprehensive participation and messages serve as a powerful reminder that Holocaust memory should be preserved in every corner of the world to ensure that such tragedies can be ensured Is never repeated. ”
