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Between March 2 and June 18, 2009, the Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv is offering free public courses in Romanian language to individuals, beginner's level (no previous knowledge of Romanian is required). The courses follow a flexible curriculum, adapted

News Schedule of the free public courses in Romanian language, March 3 till June 18, 2009 : - Beginner level: Mondays and Wednesdays, 18:00 - 20:00 - Intermediate level: Thursdays, 16:30 - 18:00 The courses will take place at the Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel

Poets from China, Romania, Russia, Turkey, Spain, France and Ireland are to meet some seventy Israeli poets and intellectuals, belonging to the different religious communities (Jews, Muslims, Christians, Druze), on the occasion of the tenth edition of the Nissan International

1st of March – Martisor, a beautiful Romanian tradition Literally Martisor means little March: a small trinket pinned on the lapel by which winter is parted and spring is welcomed. On this day men offer to their beloved women flowers and martisoare (the symbol of

January 24, 1859 was the first important victory of the Romanian Nation. The election of Alexandru Ioan Cuza, as a ruler of both Wallachia and Moldova, irreversibly started the reunification process of modern Romania. Several years before, the Unification problem was becoming

המסע של גרובר / Gruber's Journey (Romania, 2008), directed by Radu Gabrea,  at the 10th Jerusalem Jewish Film Festival, 13-19 December 2008 The film was screened on the 17th of December, in the presence of the director. The screening was followed

Some of the best Romanian movies of all times were presented in Israel, in the Retrospective of Romanian Cinema organized by the Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv, in partnership with the Jerusalem, Tel Aviv and Haifa Cinematheques, with the support of the Romanian

The European Conference on Complex Systems – ECCS 2008 ( place, for its 5th time, on September the 14th -18th 2008, at the Givat Ram Campus of the Hebrew University in Jerusalem. In light of the moto More is different - a whole is different than the sum of its parts of

• Sunday, the 24th of February 2008, at 6:00 p. m. , at Bar-Ilan University (The Gerson and Judith Lieber Jewish Art Exhibition Center, Building 410) – the opening of the photo-documentary exhibition called Colours of Time: Art of Moldavian Synagogues, by the journalist

The most recent books by Israeli writers of Romanian origin were launched on Wednesday, the 12th of March 2008, at the Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv: • Marlena Braester: Oublier en avant / Forgetting before, presented by the writer Andrei Fischof; • Madeleine

Between the 29th of September and the 1st of October, 2007, on the occasion of the Sukkot (Festival of Tabernacles), The Romanian Cultural Institute in Tel Aviv organized the Festival The 17th Sheep. Romanian Nights in Old Jaffa, in partnership with The Romanian Peasant's