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UCAM has closed this afternoon the Israeli cultural week with the intervention of the Grand Rabbi of the Jewish Community in Madrid, Moshe Bendahan.
The symposium, which began April 6 with the participation of Israel's ambassador to Spain, Raphael Schutz, brought together various events and visits to the Synagogue of Lorca, or Sephardic group performance 'Cantigas de Sefarad. "
During the closing ceremony also involved the president of the Foundation Sefarad, Aaron Franco, and the Vice Chancellor of University Extension of the UCAM, Antonio Alcaraz.
The Chief Rabbi of the Jewish Community in Madrid has told the story of the people of Israel, and remarked as the three pillars of Judaism, belief in God, revelation, and immortality of the soul.
In addition, stressed the importance of this activity and said that "after many years of Jewish absence in Spain, it has become to be present, and has established a good relationship between the religions."
For its part Antonio Alcaraz has qualified the good reception given to Israeli Cultural Week.
'Israel as a tourist destination'
During today's session also took place the conference on "Israel as a tourist destination ', which has been given by the director of the Israeli National Tourist Office, Dolores Perez, the director of the BA in Tourism from the UCAM, Martínez del Vas Ginesa , and BA in Tourism students.
Dolores Perez has said that from the Israeli National Tourist Office "look at this to improve the future", and noted as one of the best years Israel lived tour in 2000 coinciding with the pope's visit to the country.
Similarly, has been identified as areas on which it works, potential visitors, the professional sector and the media.
It should be noted that during the day today at the Catholic University has offered a taste of Israeli cuisine, in which attendees were able to taste different foods such as smoked.
Source: UCAM
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