Russian Jewish Congress. So why is the Russian Jewish Congress not registered as a foreign agent?

How the Russian Jewish Congress brainwashes Russians on the state channel August 28th, 2015

Original taken from ruscesar in How the Russian Jewish Congress brainwashes Russians on the state channel

Then they attacked me: “What are you slandering Solovyov? A man, by the sweat of his brow, beats the enemy every day, tells the Russians about the wisdom of our leadership, defends the interests of the country, smashing pro-Western liberals...”

It remains to find out which country.

Israel, indeed, did not promise anything to Donbass and should not. But why is this opinion of the Russian Jewish Congress being imposed on all Russians?

Let us consider Solovyov’s activities more specifically. Take, for example, the second part of the program “Sunday Evening with Vladimir Solovyov” for May 31, 2015:

Of the 9 people discussing in the studio, in addition to Solovyov himself, REC includes:

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Joseph Raikhelgauz - member of the Public Council of the RJC,

I would like the management of the state channel to explain:

1. What was the need to invite 3 members of the RJC Public Council?

2. What does the Russian Jewish Congress have to do with the internal politics of the Russian Federation?

3. What special significance does the Russian Jewish Congress have in the lives of Russians?

4. How does a non-profit organization, which does not hide its goals of lobbying the interests of Israel, and whose governing bodies include foreign citizens, enjoy such unlimited, discriminatory access to impose its views on Russians in the main political program of the state television channel?

5. Is this not interference in the internal affairs of the Russian Federation?

Participation of RJC members in further programs “Sunday Evening with Vladimir Solovyov”:

Sunday evening with Vladimir Solovyov from 06/07/15

Leonid Gozman - member of the Public Council of the RJC

Sunday evening with Vladimir Solovyov from 06.14.15
Evgeniy Satanovsky - President of the RJC in 2001-2004

Sunday evening with Vladimir Solovyov from 06.21.15
Evgeniy Satanovsky - President of the RJC in 2001-2004

Sunday evening with Vladimir Solovyov from 06.28.15
Evgeniy Satanovsky - President of the RJC in 2001-2004

Sunday evening with Vladimir Solovyov from 07/05/15
Ruslan Grinberg is a member of the RJC Public Council.

Sunday evening with Vladimir Solovyov from 07/12/15
Leonid Gozman - member of the Public Council of the RJC

This, I understand, is constancy. Not a single program without them.

6. Maybe the Russian Jewish Congress is making this program?

In principle, not far from the truth, meaning Solovyov.

Sunday evening with Vladimir Solovyov from 05.10.15
Joseph Raikhelgauz - member of the Public Council of the RJC

Sunday evening with Vladimir Solovyov from 05.17.15
Evgeniy Satanovsky - President of the RJC in 2001-2004

Sunday evening with Vladimir Solovyov from 05.24.15
Evgeniy Satanovsky - President of the RJC in 2001-2004

Satanovsky, it seems, has registered and lives on funds from filming with Solovyov.

7. Why should Russians be interested in the opinion of representatives of the RJK, who do not hide their Zionist, that is, nationalist views, as evidenced by the numerous representatives of the Israeli agency "Sokhnut" in the governing bodies of the RJK?

8. Wouldn’t the Russian state channel also want to give the floor in Solovyov’s program to Russian nationalist organizations so that the Russian population, which according to your statistics constitutes more than 80% of the country’s population, would learn their views on the domestic and foreign policies pursued by our authorities?

In Russia, it seems to me, this would be more logical than filling the airwaves with fans of Israel. If the Rossiya TV channel is indeed a Russian state channel. Which, in connection with the above, there are doubts about.

Or Cancerous tumor on the body of Russia

Why “cancerous tumor”? It’s simple: Judaism is a misanthropic ideology, as we convincingly showed in the article “On the racist essence of Judaism.” But normal people have nothing good to expect from racists. Which is confirmed daily by practice - the criterion of truth.

That's why there's a tumor.
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Controlled territory - Russia.
Created in 1996: On January 10-12, the founding congress of the Russian Jewish Congress took place in Moscow.

Until this point, Jewish organizations operated in Russia through funding from foreign foundations.

The ideology of the RJK is the organization and ensuring the functioning of the Jewish community of Russia.

Occupation activities in Russia [official data]:
1. Activities of the RJC during the occupation of Russia in 1996: a network of local Jewish communities, regional branches (over 30) was created, Jewish projects were financed in the amount of 2,622,000 USD.

2. Activities of the RJC regarding the occupation of Russia in 1997: increasing the branches of the RJC throughout the country to 46, construction of the Memorial Synagogue on Poklonnaya Gora, legalization of Jewry in Washington by the Head of the Government of Russia V.S. Chernomyrdin, financed Jewish projects in the amount of 14,649,129 USD.

3. Activities of the RJC in the occupation of Russia for 1998: V. Gusinsky was elected President of the RJC, the congress was attended by high-ranking officials of the occupiers and top officials of the occupied (handing over power, energy, industry and fuel): V. Chernomyrdin, acting. O. Chairman of the Government of Russia, B.N. Yeltsin, President of Russia, Yu.M. Luzhkov, Mayor of Moscow, S. Berger, US Secretary of Energy, official representative of the US President in Russia, N. Sharansky, Minister of Industry and Trade of the State of Israel, Ts. Magen, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the State of Israel to the Russian Federation, funded Jewish projects in the amount of - 10,028,126 USD

As an example activity.

Activities of the RJC regarding the occupation of Russia in 1997:
On September 1, 1998, the Second Congress of the RJC was held, the delegates of the congress were more than 300 people from 45 regional branches;
the congress unanimously elected V. Gusinsky as President of the RJC - [!] Criminal;
The plenary session of the congress was attended by And. O. Chairman of the Government of Russia V. Chernomyrdin [shortly before this Chernomyrdin was heavily fed by Jews in the USA];
On September 2, 1998, the Memorial Synagogue was opened for the first time in Russia; the following speakers spoke at the ceremonial meeting:





[!] - US Secretary of Energy, official representative of the US President in Russiapp. Berger,


- other officials;

* - funds invested in the construction of this building came only from the Russian Jewish Congress, the total amount of expenses was more than 13 million US dollars;

funding religious and secular programs;
providing assistance to synagogues, scientific and educational centers, theater and musical groups;
a decision was made to build the Moscow Community Center in Bolshoy Spasoglinishchevsky Lane;
an agreement was reached between the RJC and the Russian Ministry of Education on the joint development of the “Holocaust Lessons” project - through a system of advanced training and improvement of teaching staff for pedagogical universities, and will continue to teach Holocaust lessons in schools across the country;
Budget in 1998:
It was possible to attract new sponsors to the charitable activities of the foundation, who are ready to finance the most important projects coming from Jewish organizations in Russia.

Income - 10,028,126 USD:

Consumption - 10,028,126 USD

1. Office rent - 150,000 USD;

2. Organizational expenses and expenses for maintaining the apparatus - 168,983 USD;

3. Expenses for official events - 963,000 USD;

4. Financing of ideological and religious projects - 8,746,143 USD:

4.1. Financing of religious communities in Russia - 381,909 USD: synagogues and Jewish community centers in the regions of Russia: St. Petersburg, Saratov, Perm, Nizhny Novgorod, Omsk, Yaroslavl, Kostroma, Krasnoyarsk, Astrakhan, Voronezh, Kazan, Orenburg, Penza, Samara, Irkutsk, Chelyabinsk, Smolensk, Rostov-on-Don, Nalchik, Derbent, Pyatigorsk, Makhachkala, Saltykov Jewish community in the Moscow region, Chabad Lubavitch synagogue in Maryina Roshcha and on Bolshaya Bronnaya in Moscow, Great Choral Synagogue in Moscow, Moscow synagogue Jewish religious community "Darkei Shalom"; financial assistance to KEROOR;

4.2. Financing of cantorial services in Jewish communities of Russia - 2,000 USD;

4.3. Financing of circumcision ceremonies at the Brit center - 4,000 USD;

4.4. Financing of Jewish holidays in Russian cities - 28,434 USD: Lag Baomer and Shavuot - in Russian cities, Shavuot - in MERO "Darkei Shalom", Jewish autumn holidays - in IRO "Gineini", KEROOR, MERO "Darkei Shalom", Rosh-Ha-Shana and Sukkot - in the cities of Russia, "Hanukkah - 5759" - in IRO "Gineini", MERO "Maryina Roshcha", in Perovskaya ERO, MERO "Darkei Shalom", KEROOR, Passover - in MERO "Darkei Shalom" ;

4.5. Funding for mikvahs - 12,000 USD: in Samara and the Great Choral Synagogue in Moscow;

4.6. Financing of Jewish organizations with kosher food - 6,000 USD: KEROOR, MERO "Maryina Roshcha";

4.7. Financing of the “Rabbis of Russia” projects - 55,000 USD: KEROOR, “Or Avner”;

4.8. Financing the production of kosher meat - 6,000 USD: “Or Avner”, KEROOR;

4.9. Financing of Jewish cemeteries - 59,000 USD: ERO of Kazan, ERO of St. Petersburg;

4.10. Financing of the organizations “Hama” and MERO “Darkei Shalom” - 296.785 USD;

4.11. Funding for community needs - 113,630 USD: the Talking Book program, a youth evening for graduates of Jewish universities, the Jewish Club, the Hama organization, the Yad Ezra organization, the Righteous Among the Nations program;

4.12. Publishing activities - 68,050 USD: N. Katerli “Isk”, the next volume of the Russian Jewish Encyclopedia, “International Jewish Newspaper”;

4.13. Financing of anti-defamation activities - 31,070 USD: “Information Center for Human Rights” at the Jewish Association of St. Petersburg, creation of the “Anti-Fascist Youth Center”, publication “Diagnosis”, collection “Beilis Case”;

4.14. Financing of events of Jewish culture - 254,910 USD: chess match Moscow-Tel Aviv on the Internet, scientific and educational center "Holocaust", 80th anniversary of theater actress Mikhoels Kotlyarova M.E., concerts of Jewish music of the ensemble "Mitsva" in KZ them. Tchaikovsky, the Purim holiday in the Moscow Nikulin Circus on Tsvetnoy Boulevard, the Jewish Arts Center - provision of office equipment, the Male Jewish Chamber Choir, the Holon Theater, the Simcha ensemble, the Hanukkah holiday in the Rossiya State Central Concert Hall;

4.15. Financing of Jewish education - 199,000 USD: UVK No. 1612 "Etz Chaim", No. 1871 "Achei Tmimim Beit Rivka", No. 1812 "Gan-Hama" of Moscow, UVK No. 326 "ORT", Jewish school No. 1311 Moscow, school No. 224, Jewish school No. 522 in St. Petersburg, Bet-Yegudit school in Moscow, Rostov Jewish school, Pyatigorsk Jewish school “Geula”, Kazan Jewish school;

4.16. Financing of higher education - 327,300 USD: Jewish Pedagogical Center of the VAAD of Russia, Hebrew University in Moscow, Jerusalem University, “Center for Judaic Studies and Jewish Civilization” at ISAA Moscow State University, Russian State University for the Humanities, “Center for Hebraic and Biblical Studies”;

4.17. Financing of higher religious education - 53,500 USD: Theological Academy “Torat Chaim”;

4.18. Financing of the Memorial Synagogue on Poklonnaya Gora - 4,829,874 USD;

5. Funds collected and spent by regional branches of RJC - 2,070,781 USD:

5.1. RO of the Republic of Tatarstan - 391,200 USD: reconstruction and renovation of the building of the Jewish Community Center of the Republic of Tatarstan, renovation and restoration of the building of Jewish School No. 12 in Kazan, construction of a mikvah in the Kazan Synagogue, reconstruction of the Kazan Jewish cemetery;

5.2. St. Petersburg RO - 312,300 USD: children's sports club "Maccabi", organization of Jewish holidays;

5.3. RO Samara - 277,950 USD: publishing and cultural activities, construction of a Jewish youth club and business relations center, organization of a Jewish children's summer camp, opening of a Jewish charity center;

5.4. Chelyabinsk RO - 169,990 USD: renovation of the synagogue, Community House, organization of Jewish holidays;

5.5. RO Yekaterinburg - 120,900 USD: construction of a new synagogue in Yekaterinburg, opening of a Jewish entrepreneurs club;

5.6. Nizhny Novgorod RO - 114.617 USD: Nizhny Novgorod Jewish religious community, improvement of burial places in Jewish sections;

5.7. Saratov RO - 103,300 USD: reconstruction and restoration of the Saratov Jewish cemetery, the “Ezra” Charitable Service program, holding Jewish holidays;

5.8. Dagestan RO - 79,300 USD;

5.9. RO Krasnoyarsk Territory - 77,000 USD: reconstruction of the city synagogue, holding the holidays of Purim, Passover, Hanukkah and a gala evening dedicated to the 50th anniversary of the formation of the State of Israel;

5.10. RO in Rostov-on-Don - 68,056 USD: Jewish secondary school "Or-Menachem", holding the holidays of Purim, Passover, Sukkot and Rosh Hashanah;

5.11. Irkutsk RO - 60,000 USD: restoration of the Jewish cemetery, reconstruction of the choral synagogue building;

5.12. RO of the Republic of Bashkortostan - 54,000 USD (1.8 times more than in 1997): publishing activities, holding days of Jewish culture in Ufa, the holidays of Purim, Passover, Rosh Hashanah, Hanukkah and a gala evening dedicated to the 50th anniversary of the founding of the State of Israel, summer camp for Jewish Sunday school students.

[!] - President of Russia B.N. Yeltsin,
[!] - Mayor of Moscow Yu.M. Luzhkov,
[!] - President of the Russian Jewish Congress V. Gusinsky,
[!] - President of the World Jewish Congress E. Bronfman,
[!] - US Secretary of Energy, official representative of the US President in Russia S. Berger,
[!] - Minister of Industry and Trade of the State of Israel N. Sharansky,
[!] - Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the State of Israel to the Russian Federation Ts. Magen,
- other officials;

President of the Russian Jewish Congress Yuri Isaakovich Kanner

Executive Director Bokshitskaya Anna Valentinovna.

Bureau of the Presidium REC Charitable Foundation

Blavatnik Len - “American entrepreneur”, accomplice of V. Vekselberg
Zakharyaev German Rashbilovich – (from Azerbaijan), media group of Mountain Jews STMEGI
Zelvensky Yuri Davidovich – (from Moldova), head of the Israeli Union of World War II Veterans
Kanner Yuri Isaakovich – (from Ukraine) “President of the RJC”
Lauder Ronald-Steven – (from USA) “President of the World Jewish Congress”, USA
Leonid Borisovich Melamed - member of the Supervisory Board of OJSC Rusnano (since the summer of 2014, he has been under investigation, like most Rusnano managers)
Mints Boris Iosifovich - (from Moldova) head of the Ministry of State Property under A. Chubais, now the head of the “investment company O1 Group”
Mirilashvili Mikhail Mikhailovich - (from Georgia), billionaire, Petro Mir
Nisanov God Semenovich - (from Azerbaijan) co-owner of Chirkizon and the Evropeisky shopping center (accomplice of T. Ismailov)
Polonsky Roman – (from Ukraine and Israel) adviser to the chairman of the Sokhnut Natan Sharansky

Rappoport Andrey Natanovich - (from Ukraine) first deputy head of OJSC Rusnano, previously first deputy chairman of the board of RAO UES of Russia
Roytberg Grigory Efimovich - (from Modavia), head of the department of family medicine at the Russian State Medical University (since 1998), a modest multimillionaire - head of the private clinic of OJSC "Medicine"
Fridman Mikhail Maratovich – (from Ukraine), co-owner of Alfa Bank, Vekselberg’s accomplice
Khan German Borisovich – (from Ukraine), co-owner of Alfa Bank, Vekselberg’s accomplice
Yunaev Avsholum Mikhailovich - individual entrepreneur, owner of the Energy Union production company, builder of the South Stream
Yakobashvili David Mikhailovich - (from Georgia) “authoritative” (formerly) owner of the Metelitsa and Cherry casinos, co-owner of Wimm-Bill-Dann

PRESIDIUM OF THE RIVERS CHARITABLE FOUNDATION

Belotserkovsky Boris Grigorievich - President of the National Association of Automated Trade (newspaper sales), largest newspaper publisher
Blavatnik Alex, the younger brother of Leonard Blavatnik, actively donates money to American “Jews”
Blavatnik Len – (above)
Valdman Leonid Efimovich is the head of the Rostov construction company Phoenix-Invest.
Goldschmidt Pinchas – (Switzerland) Chief Rabbi of Moscow, Chairman of the Council of Rabbis of Europe, Head of the Rabbinical Court of Russia, CIS and Baltic countries
Zakharyaev German Rashbilovich (above)
Zelvensky Yuri Davidovich (above)
Vladimir Leonidovich Katsman is a well-known restaurateur in Kaliningrad, owner of a capital of $230 million
Kanner Yuri Isaakovich - (above)
Kiperman Boris Yakovlevich - construction company CMI Development, formerly Alfa Development
Kokush Yuri Iosifovich - ex-accomplice of A. Tarasov in oil trading in Ukraine, then Vekselberg’s accomplice in the Renova company
Lauder Ronald-Steven (above)
Lidsky Beni - head of the representative office of the Sokhnut agency in Moscow
Lvova Evgenia Abramovna - Chairman of the Jewish Association of St. Petersburg, Head of the Jewish Family Center "Adain Lo"
Melamed Leonid Borisovich (above)
Mints Boris Iosifovich (above)
Mirilashvili Mikhail Mikhailovich (above)
Nisanov God Semenovich (above)
Obermeister Anatoly Semenovich - Chairman of the RJC branch for the Arkhangelsk region
Polonsky Roman (above)
Rappoport Andrey Natanovich (above)
Spinner Joshua – President of the Central Council of Jews in Germany
Typographer Yakov
Ustinov Sergey Lvovich - founder of the “Museum of the History of Jews in Russia”, owner of communications connected to settlements in New Riga
Khan German Borisovich (above)
Chudnovsky Alexander Borisovich (above)
Yunaev Avshulum Mikhailovich (above)
Yakobashvili David Mikhailovich (above)

VICE-PRESIDENTS OF THE NATIONAL FUND "REK"

Batkov Mikhail Aleksandrovich - Vice President for Social Philanthropy
Zakharyaev German Rashbilovich - Vice-President for work with Mountain Jews (member of the Presidium and Bureau)
Mazur Vladimir Dmitrievich - Vice President
Oigman Mark - Vice President for Beneficiary Relations
Pariy Alexander Vitalievich - Vice President
Pechersky Mikhail - Vice President for Youth Policy
Roytberg Pavel Grigorievich - Vice President
Skoblionok Mikhail Abramovich - Vice President
Temkin Vladimir Leonidovich - Vice President
Typographer Yakov - Vice President for Relations with Regional Communities (Member of the Presidium)
Chudnovsky Alexander Borisovich - Vice President for work with Jewish charitable organizations (member of the Presidium)
Shimunov Artur Natanilovich - Vice President

BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE NATIONAL FUND "REK"

Mardakhaev Ekman Danilovich - Chairman of the Board of Stavropolpromstroybank
Kagno Lev Ger'evich - Chairman of the Oryol Jewish community

PRESIDIUM OF THE PUBLIC ORGANIZATION OF RIVERS

Beard Alexander Moiseevich - looking from the Hassidim of the FEOR
Gologorsky Efim Grigorievich - academician of the "International Academy of Integration of Science and Business", "Academy of Quality Problems", editor of the journal "Construction Mechanization"
Zelvensky Yuri Davydovich (above)
Kanner Yuri Isaakovich (above)
Kaplan Leonid Semenovich - US citizen, accountant of the "Russian" mafia in Spain
Karpov Alexey Borisovich -
Kovelman Arkady Bentsionovich (below)
Colton Leonid Garrievich - director of the Hesed Avraham BC, executive director of the Russian Hasadim Association "Idud Hassadim", chairman of the Nadezhda Foundation BC, consultant to the European Council of the Jewish Congress.
Lvova Evgenia Abramovna (below)
Skoblionok Mikhail Abramovich - President of the Jewish Autonomy of the Republic of Tatarstan
Feldblum Samuel Pinkhusovich (below)
Fridman Mikhail Maratovich (above)
Chernyak Irina Iosifovna - director of the Bryansk regional Jewish community and charity center "Hesed Tikva", the first laureate of the award. Ch. Hofman for great achievements in the development of Jewish communities, member of the FENKA Council, executive director of ENKA.
Chlenov Mikhail Anatolyevich (below)
Shmidt Natalya Viktorovna -
Elyashevich Dmitry Arkadievich (below)
Elinson Greta Semyonovna - head of the Jewish Internet club and cultural, educational and charitable organization HAMA
Goldschmidt Pinchas (below)

PUBLIC COUNCIL

Alperina Susanna Ilyinichna - journalist, teacher of special courses: at Moscow State University - “Adaptation of media to foreign media markets” at the department of theory and economics of media; at the Russian State University for the Humanities - “Adaptation of foreign media to the Russian media market”
Arkanov Arkady Mikhailovich (“former”) - humorist
Asmolov Alexander Grigorievich – psychologist, chief modernizer of education
Berger Mikhail Lvovich – head. ed. Jewish Daily Magazine “ej”, newspaper “Segodnya”, general director of “Rumedia”
Berman Boris Isaakovich - TV presenter
Boltyanskaya Natella Savelyevna – presenter of radio “Echo of Moscow”
Bunimovich Evgeniy Abramovich – “Commissioner for Children’s Rights” of the city of Moscow
Bunin Igor Mikhailovich – Chairman of the Public Council of the RJC, “political strategist”
Vitorgan Emmanuil Gedeonovoch - actor
Vittel Igor Stanislavovich – TV presenter, RBC
Vishnevsky (Hecht) Vladimir Petrovich - poet-humorist
Vulykh Alexander Efimovich - songwriter
Ganapolsky Matvey Yurievich - presenter of radio "Echo of Moscow"
Garber Mark Rafailovich - billionaire writer, senior partner of GHP GROUP (ex. Fleming Family & Partners), ex-member of the Board of Directors of OJSC Rosneft-Sakhalinmorneftegaz
Gafin Alexander Dmitrievich - ex-head of Alfa Bank, now Rietumu Bank (Latvia)
Gverdtsiteli Tamara Mikhailovna – singer
Gozman Leonid Yakovlevich – “Director for Humanitarian Development of Rusnano”
Evgeniy Shlemovich Gontmakher – “economist”
Gorodnitsky Alexander Moiseevich – bard, geologist
Grachevsky Boris Yurievich - director-humorist
Grinberg Ruslan Semenovich – economist, academician
Gurevich Mikhail Leonidovich - director of the investment company 101StartUp, venture investor, media expert
Gurovich Igor Vitalievich – “cult graphic artist” based on posters from the Higher School of Economics
Dobrovinsky Alexander Andreevich – lawyer of B. Berezovsky, etc.
Dondurey Daniil Borisovich – film critic, editor-in-chief of “The Art of Cinema”
Elin Alexander Mikhailovich - rock songwriter, producer and journalist
Zhurbin (Gandelsman) Alexander Borisovich - composer
Zilbert Alexander Borisovich – general director of the newspaper “Soviet Sport”
Zitser Dmitry Semenovich - “famous writer”
Irtenyev Igor Moiseevich - Garrick rhymer
Klyuvgant Vadim Vladimirovich – lawyer of M. Khodorkovsky
Arkady Bentsionovich Kovelman – Jewish translator (specializing in the Masorah and the Hellenistic period), member of the executive committee of the European Association of Jewish Studies
Kudryavtsev Demyan Borisovich - ex-general director of the Kommersant publishing house, writer
Levenbuk Alexander Semenovich - director of the Moscow Jewish theater "Shalom"
Lungin Pavel Semenovich - director and interpreter of the life of Ivan the Terrible
Lvovich Boris Afroimovich - humorist director
Makarevich Andrey Vadimovich - “singer-performer”
Margulis Evgeniy Shulimovich - “singer-performer”
Matskeplishvili Simon Teimurazovich - Chief Researcher of the Scientific Center for Cardiovascular Surgery
Mindlin Mikhail Borisovich - General Director of the State Center for Contemporary Art
Mlechin Leonid Mikhailovich – TV presenter, political scientist
Novikova Klara Borisovna – “humorist”
Novozhenov Lev Yurievich - TV presenter
Nosik Anton Borisovich – blogger, ideologist of the Lenta.ru, LiveJournal projects
Notkin Boris Isaevich - TV presenter
Oster Grigory Bentsionovich - humorist writer
Rabinovich Pavel Davidovich - Vice-Rector for Development of the State Educational Institution of Higher Professional Education of the Moscow State Regional University
Raikhelgauz Joseph Leonidovich - “theater director-mentor”
Reznik Henry Markovich - lawyer
Rozovsky Mark Grigorievich - “theater director”
Roshal Leonid Mikhailovich - doctor
Sandler Igor Borisovich - music producer, curd cheese seller
Simkin Lev Semenovich – lawyer, prof. Russian Legal Academy under the Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation
Sinelnikov Vladimir Lvovich – documentary producer, rose to the occasion of the “Chernobyl apocalypse”
Slepakov Semyon Sergeevich – producer of the Comedy Club, “singer-humorist”
Tishman Mark Viktorovich - “singer”
Feldblum Pavel Samuelovich – owner of the ANO Maccabi Football Club
Fix Dmitry Yakovlevich – film director, producer
Hanga Elena Abdullaevna – TV presenter, Negro Jew
Khilkevich Marina Veniaminovna – deputy chairman of the RJC public council
Chlenov Mikhail Anatolyevich – ethnographer, member of the board of directors of Sokhnut
R. Shaevich Adolf Solomonovich - Chief Rabbi of Moscow (according to KEROOR)
Shats Mikhail Grigorievich - TV presenter, active member of the sect of Khodorkovsky's witnesses
Shelishch Petr Borisovich - deputy 1993-2007, (Yabloko 1993-2002, United Russia since 2003) Chairman of the Consumer Union
Elyashevich Dmitry Arkadyevich - rector of the St. Petersburg Institute of Jewish Studies
Yakovich Elena Lvovna - General Director of Studio Rakorod TV LLC
Yakubovich Leonid Arkadyevich – TV presenter,
Yasin Evgeniy Grigorievich – Gaidar economist
Yasina Irina Evgenievna - daughter of a Gaidar economist, friend of Nabiullina, Navalny

The Russian Jewish Congress was formed in 1996 by an active group of respectable Jewish entrepreneurs, functionaries of Jewish organizations and influential religious functionaries to help revive Jewish life in the Russian Federation.

RJC has become a structure that unites disparate and various Jewish structures that formed in the 1990s on the soil of our state. Each of these structures found a space in Congress, where for the first time in the situation of Russian Jewry the possibility of uniting benefactors and beneficiaries, mental and spiritual leaders, Jewish experts and volunteers was noticed and giving them all the opportunity to work fruitfully.

Over the years of its own work, RJC has collected and distributed millions of dollars for various charitable programs. This is support for the poor and elderly, the revival of religious and community life in all its abundance, assistance from educational institutions, cultural and sports structures.

At the same time, RJC’s charitable programs from the very beginning of its work went beyond narrow national selectivity. The construction of the synagogue complex and the “Museum of Jewish Heritage and the Holocaust” on Poklonnaya Hill, initiated by the RJC, became a landmark event in the situation of a newly democratic Russian Federation.

In laying the first stone of the Memorial, Prime Minister of the Russian Federation Viktor Chernomyrdin took on the role, and in the grand opening (1998) - Russian President Boris Yeltsin.

RJC constantly supports the domestic leadership in its uncompromising struggle against international terrorism. A visible promotional event sanctioned by the RJC was the concert-demonstration “We are against terror,” which gathered more than 10 thousand people at the Moscow Choral Synagogue.

Since 2003, under the auspices of the RJC, a Business Club has been operating, designed to help entrepreneurs, firstly, expand their own business connections and, quite possibly, carry out common business projects, and, secondly, take direct part in charitable work .

In 2004, RJC, together with other structures, opened a program for training specialists in psychology to work with people who survived terrorist attacks. As part of this program, an initial group of psychology specialists from Beslan has already been trained in Israel. The first president of the Russian Jewish Congress was Vladimir Gusinsky (1996-2001).

After that, this post was occupied by Leonid Nevzlin (2001), Evgeniy Satanovsky (2001-2004), Vladimir Slutsker (2004-2005) and Vyacheslav Kantor (2005-2009). On May 13, 2009, at an extended meeting of the Presidium of the Charitable Foundation of the RJC, Russian businessman and philanthropist Yuri Kanner was elected president of the Russian Jewish Congress (biography). The weight of the RJC, as the main Russian Jewish structure, is increasing and strengthening both in cooperation with the imperative structures of the Russian Federation, and in relations with foreign partners and colleagues.

Structure of the Russian Jewish Congress

THE PRESIDENT

Kanner Yuri Isaakovich

EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR

Briskin Benny

BUREAU OF THE PRESIDIUM OF THE RIVERS CHARITABLE FOUNDATION

Blavatnik Len

Zakharyaev German Rashbilovich

Zelvensky Yuri Davidovich

Kanner Yuri Isaakovich - President of RJC

Lauder Ronald-Steven

Melamed Leonid Borisovich

Mints Boris Iosifovich

Mirilashvili Mikhail Mikhailovich

Polonsky Roman

Rappoport Andrey Natanovich

Fridman Mikhail Maratovich

Khan German Borisovich Yakobashvili David Mikhailovich

Skoblionok Mikhail Abramovich - advisory vote

PRESIDIUM OF THE RIVERS CHARITABLE FOUNDATION

Belotserkovsky Boris Grigorievich

Blavatnik Len

Blavatnik Alex

Valdman Leonid Efimovich

Zakharyaev German Rashbilovich

Zelvensky Yuri Davidovich

Kanner Yuri Isaakovich - President of RJC

Kokush Yuri Iosifovich

Kiperman Boris Yakovlevich

Lauder Ronald-Steven

Lvova Evgenia Abramovna

Melamed Leonid Borisovich

Mints Boris Iosifovich

Mirilashvili Mikhail Mikhailovich

Piskunov Yan Borisovich

Polonsky Roman

Rappoport Andrey Natanovich

Rachkova Elena Viktorovna

Spinner Joshua

R. Typographer Yakov

Fridman Mikhail Maratovich

Khan German Borisovich

Chudnovsky Alexander Borisovich

Yunaev Artur Mikhailovich

Yakobashvili David Mikhailovich

PRESIDIUM OF THE PUBLIC ORGANIZATION OF RIVERS

Beard Alexander Moiseevich

Gologorsky Efim Grigorievich

Zelvensky Yuri Davydovich

Kanner Yuri Isaakovich

Kaplan Leonid Semenovich

Karpov Alexey Borisovich

Kovelman Arkady Bentsionovich

Colton Leonid Garrievich

Lvova Evgenia Abramovna

Skoblionok Mikhail Abramovich

Feldblum Samuel Pinkhusovich

Fridman Mikhail Maratovich

Chernyak Irina Iosifovna

Chlenov Mikhail Anatolievich

Shmidt Natalya Viktorovna

Elyashevich Dmitry Arkadevich

Elinson Greta Semenovna

Goldschmidt Pinchas

PUBLIC COUNCIL

Alperina Susanna Ilyinichna

Arkanov Arkady Mikhailovich

Asmolov Alexander Grigorievich

Berger Mikhail Lvovich

Berman Boris Isaakovich

Boltyanskaya Natella Savelyevna

Bunimovich Evgeniy Abramovich

Bunin Igor Mikhailovich - Chairman of the Public Council of the RJC

Vitorgan Emmanuel Gedeonovoch

Vittel Igor Stanislavovich

Vishnevsky Vladimir Petrovich

Vulykh Alexander Efimovich

Ganapolsky Matvey Yurievich

Garber Mark Rafailovich

Gafin Alexander Dmitrievich

Gverdtsiteli Tamara Mikhailovna

Gozman Leonid Yakovlevich

Gontmakher Evgeniy Shlemovich

Gorodnitsky Alexander Moiseevich

Grachevsky Boris Yurievich

Grinberg Ruslan Semenovich

Gurevich Mikhail Leonidovich

Gurovich Igor Vitalievich

Dobrovinsky Alexander Andreevich

Dondurey Daniil Borisovich

Elin Alexander Mikhailovich

Zhurbin Alexander Borisovich

Zilbert Alexander Borisovich

Zitser Dmitry Semenovich

Irtenev Igor Moiseevich

Klyuvgant Vadim Vladimirovich

Kovelman Arkady Bentsionovich

Kudryavtsev Demyan Borisovich

Levenbuk Alexander Semenovich

Lungin Pavel Semenovich

Makarevich Andrey Vadimovich

Margulis Evgeniy Shulimovich

Matskeplishvili Simon Teimurazovich

Mindlin Mikhail Borisovich

Mlechin Leonid Mikhailovich

Novikova Klara Borisovna

Novozhenov Lev Yurievich

Nosik Anton Borisovich

Notkin Boris Isaevich

Oster Grigory Bentsionovich

Pasova Yulia Viktorovna

Rabinovich Pavel Davidovich

Raikhelgauz Joseph Leonidovich

Reznik Henry Markovich

Rozovsky Mark Grigorievich

Sandler Igor Borisovich

Simkin Lev Semenovich

Sinelnikov Vladimir Lvovich

Slepakov Semyon Sergeevich

Tishman Mark Viktorovich

Feldblum Pavel Samuelovich

Fix Dmitry Yakovlevich

Khilkevich Marina Veniaminovna - deputy. Chairman of the Public Council of the RJC

Chlenov Mikhail Anatolievich

Shats Mikhail Grigorievich

Shelishch Petr Borisovich

Elyashevich Dmitry Arkadevich

Yakovich Elena Lvovna

Yakubovich Leonid Arkadevich

Yasin Evgeniy Grigorievich

Yasina Irina Evgenievna

President of the RJC - Kanner Yuri Isaakovich. Biography.

In 1976 he graduated from the Saratov Economic Institute. Candidate of Economic Sciences. Elected President of the Russian Jewish Congress at a meeting of the RJC Presidium on May 14, 2009.

He is a member of the Board of Trustees of the Moscow Jewish Religious Community (MERO), which manages the Great Choral Synagogue of Moscow. He takes an active part in a number of charitable and memorial projects and programs, and is the head of the “Restore Dignity” and “Babi Yars of Russia” projects, within the framework of which work is being done to study the sites of mass graves of Jews exterminated by the Nazis during the Great Patriotic War.

Married, three children, nine grandchildren.

Mission of the RJC (Russian Jewish Congress).

Target - to contribute to the formation of a Jewish pluralistic community, proud of its past, confidently looking to the future, firmly standing on Russian soil, facing Jerusalem.

Task - respond to existing needs and create new needs.

Method - active social work of Jewish leaders, search and empowerment of new leaders and activists.

Bottom line - development of programs and expansion of activities throughout the country.

Result - improvement of Jewish secular and religious community life, charity, education, information space.

RJC is in close contact with Jewish periodicals. One of them is the magazine “Aleph”. All of these activities take place within the framework of the program for the preservation of Jewish national traditions. RJC media supports the monthly publication of the Jewish international glossy magazine in Russian “Aleph”. The international Jewish magazine "Aleph" is one of the oldest publications on the Jewish street, it has existed since 1981. The magazine is published in Russia and the USA and is distributed, in addition to these countries, in Israel, Western Europe and Australia.

And it is intended for Jews of the world who speak Russian. “Aleph” was founded and belongs to the International Jewish charitable cultural and educational organization “Chamah” (USA, “Mercy”). The best journalists from Israel, the USA, Russia, Germany and other countries collaborate with the magazine.

This glossy magazine, unique in quality and content, fascinatingly talks about the diversity of events in modern Jewish life: political, religious, cultural and many other aspects of the life of our people. The Aleph is easy to read. It's impossible to tear yourself away!

Chapter 1 Conclusions

From all the above information, the following conclusions can be drawn regarding the activities of such large Jewish organizations as: the Jewish News Agency and the Russian Jewish Congress.

  • 1. History of origin. The formation and development of the Jewish periodical press is very extensive and interesting.
  • 2. The traditions of the periodical press of the Jewish people are passed on from generation to generation.
  • 3. The Jewish News Agency is actively involved in improving periodicals and Internet resources.
  • 4. AEN and REC are based on the best Jewish traditions of periodicals.
  • 5. The main purpose of Jewish periodicals is to cover the cultural, political and social life of the Jewish people.

A non-profit organization performing the functions of a foreign agent is a Russian non-profit organization that receives funds and other property from foreign states, their government bodies, international and foreign organizations, foreign citizens, stateless persons or persons authorized by them and (or) from Russian legal entities persons receiving funds and other property from these sources (except for JSCs with state participation and their subsidiaries), and who participate, including in the interests of foreign sources, in political activities carried out on the territory of the Russian Federation.

At the same time, participation in political activities carried out on the territory of the Russian Federation is understood (regardless of the goals and objectives specified in the constituent documents) participation in the organization and conduct of political actions in order to influence the adoption by government bodies of decisions aimed at changing their government policy , as well as in shaping public opinion for these purposes.

Political activity







So, no foreign funding? What does REC live on? For those 36 thousand rubles indicated in the report? And the Ministry of Justice accepts this nonsense?



So, we see that the organization declares among the sources of formation of property "Targeted receipts from other foreign organizations." Even if they don’t exist in real life, the possibility exists.

Total: all the signs of a “foreign agent” prescribed by law are present.

So why is the Russian Jewish Congress not registered as a foreign agent?