| Currently in The Philippines for the pre-scheduled opening of the Center's traveling exhibition on the Shoah, "Courage to Remember”, SWC Associate Dean Rabbi AbrahamCooper, pictured below, met with Philippine government officials, police and religious leaders to express solidarity and friendship on behalf of the Center's 400,000member families following the devastation of Typhoon Hayian.
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| With Philippine NationalPolice Chief Director General Alan La Madrid Purisima at PNP Headquarters along with Israeli Ambassador Menashe Bar-On, who shared that Israel was sendingtop search and rescue and medical services to assist in disaster relief |
With Cardinal Luis AntonioTagle, Archbishop of Manila offering condolences and concerns on behalf of the Wiesenthal Center's 400,000 families for the people of ThePhilippines
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"We cannot stop a typhoon unleashed by Mother Nature but working together we can alleviate some of the horrific suffering brought by the typhoon," Rabbi Coopertold Philippine NationalPolice, the National Security Advisor, the Archbishop of Manila, and top academics.
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