World Forum Of Russian-Speaking Jewry () — is an international, nonprofit, nongovernmental organization that brings together dozens of diaspora communities and structures of Russian-speaking Jews living in Israel, Canada, the U.S., the European Union and the former USSR. History of creation Proclamation of the World Forum of Russian-speaking Jewry (WFRJ) creating was held on January 25, 2012 in New York City at the UN headquarters. Within the framework of the international conference dedicated to the International Day of the Holocaust and the 70th anniversary of the tragedy at Babi Yar, Alexander (Aaron) Levin, who was elected as the organization president the day before, announced the creation of WFRE by combining Russian-speaking Jews of all countries and continents. The event was attended by over 700 people. Ceremony was conducted by the American Organization Forum of Russian-speaking Jewry with the assistance of permanent missions of Israel and Ukraine in the United Nations. Mission The mission of the organization is to promote prosperity and security, economic, cultural and spiritual development of the state of Israel consolidating the communities of Russian-speaking Jews immigrated to Canada, United States, Germany and other countries, as well as repatriated from the former USSR. Projects implemented by the organization aim to maintain links between the independent state of Israel and the Russian-speaking Jewish Diaspora. Activities Perpetuate the memory of the Holocaust The Holocaust is the key issue of the expository and educational activities of the organization. With the support of the WFRJ the memorial complex "Babi Yar" project was developed. On the October 3, 2011 the ceremony of the stone laying for the construction of the museum was held. The Chairman of the Fund Supervisory Board and President of the WFRJ Alexander (Aaron) Levin will oversee the construction performing by the "Memory of Babi Yar Foundation". The project aims to recreate the atmosphere of the war using special effects. Victory Monument in Netanya WFRJ acted as the main partner of the Israeli National Fund named "Keren Hayesod" and the Israeli government in creating the Victory Monument in Netanya (Israel). The memorial consists of two sculptures. The first part is a black tank symbolizing the Jewish Holocaust and the Red Army fighting against Nazi Germany. The second one is the white wings, symbolizing the victory, hope and memory. Inauguration of the memorial was held on the June 25, 2012. Help for the Jewish communities WFRJ provides large families and children