The Jewish Business Club SOLOMON.help regularly hosts Torah lessons for club members and guests.
The Jewish Business Club SOLOMON.help regularly hosts Torah lessons for club members and guests.
These are private lessons in small groups (10-15 people), allowing you to create a special atmosphere. Wise and authoritative rabbis in a simple and understandable form teach the great wisdom of the Torah, which makes our daily life brighter and cleaner and helps us to live and conduct business in accordance with high moral laws and traditions.
Berl Lazar
Rabbi Berel Lazar was born on May 19, 1964 in the family of the Rabbi of Milan. Received a religious education in New York. He has a diploma of a rabbi with the title of a religious judge.
For the first time, Berl Lazar visited Russia in 1988. A year later, the leader of the Chabad-Lubavich movement, Menachem Mendel Schneerson, blessed him to work on the revival of Jewish religious life in the USSR. Since 1989, Berl Lazar lives in Moscow. In 1999 he was elected Chief Rabbi of the Federation of Jewish Communities of Russia.
Berl Lazar is one of the initiators of creating a business community that helps bring people together. He is the spiritual leader of the SOLOMON Jewish Business Club. help.
For services to the development of spiritual culture, Berl Lazar was awarded the RF government awards: the Order of Friendship and the Order for Services to the Fatherland, 4th degree.
Berl Lazar is fluent in five languages. He is married and has 13 children.
Alexander Boroda
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Alexander Moiseevich Boroda was born July 2, 1968 in Moscow. After school 2 years served in the Soviet Army. He graduated from the All-Union Correspondence Polytechnic Institute with a degree in Mine Surveying. Awarded a number of government awards: Order of Friendship, Order of Merit to the Fatherland 2nd degree, the title of "Honorary Builder of Moscow" and others.
On February 19, 2008, Alexander Borod was elected president of FJR. Under his leadership, several organizations were created: the Jewish Community Center MEOC, the Jewish Museum and the Center for Tolerance, a charity center, and a medical center. In 2015, the construction of the most ambitious project, the Zhukovka Jewish Cultural Center, was completed.
FEOR oversees a number of socially significant projects aimed at helping members of the most vulnerable groups of the population. Thanks to the support of FEOR, there is a Jewish orphanage and a boarding school “Mesivta”, a charity
