
The first group of the European Route of the Jewish Cultural Heritage visited Lailashi
Village Lailashi, Tsageri Municipality hosted the first group of tourists from Israel, within the framework of the European Route of the Jewish Cultural Heritage. The group consisted of Yossi Hamami, Deputy Mayor of Israeli city Rishon Lezion, Elly Katab, Itsik Moshe, Founder of "Israeli House" and Itskhak Tetruashvili, the descendant of Zonenashvili brothers from Lailashi, who were killed in the World War II. The touristic group visited Lailashi Synagogue first. The Synagogu

Arabic-Jewish Competition on Geo Market Increasing Investments
Mere days have passed since the Chamber of Business announced the increasing interest of businessmen from the world’s Jewish community in Georgia’s hotel sector, and now a real estate agency has added to the great news by claiming that the data of recent years shows a much larger volume of investment is also coming from Arabic countries (UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, etc.), as well as from Arabs living in Israel. Arabic investments are made in Tbilisi and Georgian regions

Hasbara Forum In Jerusalem
Hasbara Forum in Jerusalem, Menachem Begin Heritage Center

Cultural Bridges in Hasbara - UNESCO Artist for Peace, Elisso Bolkvadze will perform in Jerusalem
הגשרים התרבותיים בהסברה: שגרירת שלום של אונסקו, אליסו בולקוודזה, תנגן

Program of Opening 100 Hasbara Representation Centers will be Initiated today in Jerusalem
תכנית לפתיחת 100 לשכות הסברה ברחבי העולם תוצג היום בירושלים

Georgian Tourism Industry Becoming Interesting for Jews Worldwide
Interview We spoke to Itsik Moshe, the President of the Israel-Georgia Chamber of Business, about the Georgian tourism sector and the growing interest of the Jewish community in visiting the country. “Positive shifts can be observed in many directions,” Moshe tells us. “The following data is particularly interesting: firstly, there is a 55 percent increase in the number tourists from Israel compared to 2016 and a 43.6 percent increase only in the first half of 2017. The numbe