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NOTIZIE ITALIANE Newsletter of the Embassy of Italy in Israel No NOTIZIE ITALIANE Newsletter of the Embassy of Italy in Israel No. 44 March 2007 New meeting between Italian and Italy remembers the Shoah Israeli Foreign Ministers he Embassy commemorated Holocaust Memorial talian Deputy Prime T Day on January 31 at Yad Vashem, where I Minister and Foreign Ambassador Sandro De Bernardin laid a wreath at Minister Massimo D’Alema the memorial flame in the Hall of Remembrance in held a lengthy discussion with memory of the six million Jewish victims of Nazi Israeli Foreign Minister Tzipi atrocities. Livni on the sidelines of a meeting of the EU-Israel Association Council in Brussels on March 5. Identifying solutions to the situation in Lebanon, the Iranian question and the conflicts within the Palestinian Authority were the main focus of discussions between the two diplomats. Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs Massimo Both Ministers underlined D'Alema meeting with Israel's Foreign Minister Tzipi Livni Amb. Sandro De Bernardin speaking at Yad Vashem their government’s support for Lebanese Palestinian question Minister Livni Present among the over 200 participants, aside from Prime Minister Fouad Siniora’s great stressed the need to continue applying the entire staff of the Embassy, Defense Attaché Gen. courage and determination in facing the the distinction between ‘moderates and Nicola Gelao, the staff of the Consulate General in problems in his country. Discussions on extremists’ on the Palestinian side. Jerusalem and other Italian institutions in Israel, were the Iranian issue focused on the Minister D’Alema encouraged his Israeli members of Comites (Committee for Italians Abroad) application of sanctions imposed on colleague to find ways forward in and its affiliates (Irgun Ole’Italia, Dante Alighieri Society, Teheran as a result of UN Security negotiations, as outlined in her ‘political Amitei Italia and the Umberto Nahon Museum of Italian Council Resolution 1737. On the horizon’ statement.<> Jewish Art). In remarks before the gathering Ambassador De Bernardin underlined the importance of Holocaust Memorial Day “not as a celebration of the dead but a celebration of the living, a day that obligates us to reflect on our own history, on why the Shoah occurred and on Italian Deputy Foreign Minister how to prevent its repetition.” The Ambassador recalled that this year institutions Ugo Intini visits Israel in Italy have stressed the pedagogical aspects of the Day of Memory, favoring increased educational efforts with taly’s Deputy Foreign Minister added that young people and in schools, including a meeting on I Ugo Intini paid a visit to Israel on Europe and the subject in Rome between President of the Republic January 15-17. The Minister held Italy can play Giorgio Napolitano and a large group of youth that discussions with Vice Premier Shimon a positive role was the highlight of the commemoration in Italy. In this Peres, Deputy Defense Minister in the Middle context the Ambassador quoted from the words of Ephraim Sneh and representatives from East. Minister President Napolitano (distributed in its entirety to the families of kidnapped soldiers. Intini public) on the obligation to remember, and for young Although Iran was the main topic of emphasized people to “contribute passionately in opposing every Minister Intini’s talks with Minister Peres, that Italy’s sign of racism, violence and abuse of power against other issues discussed included the presence in those who are different from us, and especially against Deputy Foreign Minister leading role undertaken by Italy in the Lebanon Ugo Intini any revival of anti-Semitism, even when dressed up as Middle East during the conflict with should be anti-Zionism. The latter signifies challenging the Hezbollah, for which Mr. Peres, on behalf considered as a point of departure for legitimacy of the birth of the State of Israel yesterday of the Israeli Government, thanked his increasing its engagement and and its security today, irrespective of which government Italian colleague, as well as Minister commitment in the area. At the is in power.” Concluding the ceremony Ambassador De Peres’ plan for an Israeli-Palestinian- conclusion of his visit Minister Intini Bernardin expressed his appreciation of the educational Jordanian economic corridor. Talks with requested a meeting with the families of initiatives promoted by Yad Vashem and, in particular, Deputy Defense Minister Ephraim Sneh soldiers kidnapped in Lebanon, who the annual Holocaust seminars for Italian educators, focused primarily on relations with the asked him to use his and UNIFIL’s undertaken by the Authority in cooperation with Italy’s Palestinians. Minister Sneh also thanked influence with Lebanese leaders to secure Ministry of Education. <> Italy for its activities in the region and the release of their relatives. <> NOTIZIE ITALIANE March 2007 Monumental ‘History of the Shoah’ published in Italy New Scientific round 200 arduous journey in A guests, including preparing and Attaché appointed members of the Italian completing this community, university complex undertaking. he Embassy is academics and leading The Israeli side T pleased to announce government officials, included remarks by the appointment of its new attended the Prof. David Cassuto, Scientific Attache, Dr. presentation of the himself a Holocaust Stefano Boccaletti, who “History of the survivor and member of assumed his duties at the end of January. Shoah”, a From right: Director General of UTET Sergio Colleoni, the Board at Yad monumental 5 volume Vashem, who Stefano Boccaletti was Ambassador Sandro De Bernardin, Prof. Marcello Flores, born in Florence in 1966, is married with one edition issued by Simonetta Della Seta, Prof. David Cassuto. underlined the Italian publisher difficulties, even in daughter, and earned his Doctorate in physics UTET. Israel, of remembering and collecting the from the University of Florence. He has lectured Sergio Colleoni, Director General of testimonies of that terrible tragedy; and by at Spain’s Universidad de Navarra, has UTET, participated in the presentation, held Prof. Sergio Della Pergola, representing undertaken research at Italy’s National Research in the library of the Italian Cultural Institute Israel’s Italian community, who stressed the Center (CNR), and is the author of over 150 in Tel Aviv. Ambassador Sandro De event’s socio-political influence in a scientific publications and editor of three Bernardin, opening the evening, expressed contemporary context. scientific journals published by the American his satisfaction that “such a praiseworthy The evening was moderated by Simonetta Institute of Physics and the American project should originate in Italy.” The Della Seta, Director of the Italian Cultural Mathematical Society. Dr. Boccaletti is a Ambassador’s remarks were followed by a Institute, who underlined the international member of the board of Italy’s Society for Chaos presentation given by the two curators of the importance of the work, which includes and Complexity.<> project, Prof. Marcello Flores and Prof. Simon contributions by the world’s most prominent Levis Sullam, who recalled their long and experts in the field.<> New head of UNIFIL Israeli ‘Young Diplomats’ meet foreign Ambassadors in Lebanon he Youth Department of Commemoration in he new commander of the United T of the Municipality of Memory of the Holocaust, T Nations force in Lebanon, Major- Rishon LeZion and the established by the United General Claudio Graziano of Italy, arrived ‘Young Diplomats’ program Nations in October 2005, on Monday Jan. 29 to take control of the invited Ambassador Sandro took place at the “Meir operation charged with keeping the peace De Bernardin and other Nitzan Cultural Center for between Hezbollah guerrillas and Israel. distinguished foreign Arts” in Rishon LeZion on diplomats to participate in a February 1. Ambassador De panel on ‘Holocaust Denial Ambassador Sandro De Bernardin with Bernardin, in the presence of - What Now -What Next?’ colleagues and Israeli students in Rishon the Mayor of Rishon LeZion, The event, organized to LeZion Mr Meir Nitzan, gave a brief enhance and deepen Holocaust education speech to an audience composed of foreign among youth in Israel and throughout the world correspondents and 200 youngsters within the framework of the International Day representing ten Israeli high schools.<> Graziano, who was selected by UN Remembrance Day in Haifa Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon, succeeds Major-General Alain Pellegrini of France who nternational Holocaust Remembrance his “warm and heartfelt thanks to the citizens led the UN force, known as UNIFIL, during I Day was commemorated in Haifa with of Nonantola who, inspired by religious values last summer's war between Israel and Hezbollah an exhibition of documentary photographs and a profound humanity, welcomed us into guerrillas. A hand-over ceremony between at the Italian Cultural Institute entitled their homes, hid and protected us from the Pellegrini and Graziano is scheduled to take “Jewish children at Villa Emma, Nonantola Nazis, putting their own lives at risk.” A large place in south Lebanon on February 2. The UN 1942-1943”, curated by Prof. Klaus Voigt. crowd, including a dozen survivors force currently has around 11,750 troops and The exhibition, organized by the Director accompanied by their families, attended the other personnel. Under the UN Security Council of the Institute Edoardo Crisafulli, recounts opening of the exhibition. Also present were resolution that brought a cease-fire to
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