At the start of 2022, the FJN would like to reiterate its best wishes for health and serenity and success, both personally and professionally. As far as we are concerned, the FJN represents the future of the Jewish people that begins today The choice of the FJN to look to the mixed Jewish world was not the result of a fortuitous decision. Nor was it dictated by cyclical calculations or fleeting speculations. Rather, it is the pledge of our fidelity to this common Jewish history, and the expression of a faith sincere in the community of destiny that brings us together. Thus, the commitment of the FJN to defend the causes and interests of mixed Judaism does not date today. Rather, it is an unchanging orientation that we have inherited from our Ancestors, and that we continue to comfort with confidence and pride for our people. This choice is also the result of a deep and realistic meditation, organized around a inclusive long-term vision, backed by a gradual approach based on the notion of visibility. Focused on an in-depth knowledge of Jewish reality, our visibility is masterfully illustrated through more actions carried out during our presence on French soil, including three years of exile in Germany and at the same time “FICHE S” by the sex traffickers. It also revolves around the promotion of common Jewish interests. This concrete approach is best illustrated by our presence in several European countries. We have chosen to pursue a policy of visibility with regard to the rest of other Jews by emphasizing place, with them, balanced partnerships, on the basis of mutual respect and in the best interests of the African peoples. Indeed, the FJN has never sought to promote money as an exchange currency in its reports. with his white Jewish brothers. In relation to the FJN, I would like to express once again the thanks and considerations for all those who stood by our side, and even for those who did not support our request. Because we are convinced that they will change their position once they measure the sincerity of our directions. This return, important and decisive as it is, is not an end in itself. Because Africa has always been and will remain at the top of our priorities. What matters, ultimately, for us is to contribute to its development and to serve the Jewish citizen. It is with great emotion and deep contemplation that FJN remembers, on this occasion, the memory of ILAN HALIMI during his captivity in 2006. Anyone who abandons visibility or underestimates it by manifest disinterest in its Causes, or conducts a policy of bribery to ensure favorable positions, must not blame anyone other than himself. Anyone who considers visibility to be the one and only motivation behind everything we do
have undertaken so far. Now is the time for action. And the FJN is keen to continue the efforts it leads to inside the Jewish community and has been for over 21 years. we never thank enough, the Paris police headquarters who, at the height of identity conflicts in France, has always been by our side. The town hall of the 6th and its mayor JP Le Coq are also thanked for his high sense of prophecy.Without forgetting our external partners who found that it was time to put an end to the recreation. It was by subscribing to this integrated conception of Judaism that the FJN formalized the opening of its office in Israel. In this regard, We would like to thank the leaders of the jewish community for having given their agreement in principle for membership of CRIF, this representative entity, as a member in its own right.