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FFEU is proud that some of our partners are recognized and included in the prestigious list of CNN Influential American Muslims.

FFEU European Coordinator Samia Hathroubi's JTA op-ed about her participation to the Lag b’Omer pilgrimage in Djerba, Tunisia on May 3-4, 2018.

FFEU President Rabbi Marc Schneier's thoughts on achieving peace and mutual recognition between Israel and the Gulf States.

FFEU President Rabbi Marc Schneier co-hosted a special event in Capitol Hill which focused on the close relationship that Azerbaijan and Israel share, and how it should serve as a model for other Muslim nations.

Nachum welcomed Rabbi Marc Schneier, founder and President of the Foundation for Ethnic Understanding (FFEU), to this morning’s JM in the AM to discuss the foundation and to recap last week’s event recognizing and thanking the Republic of Azerbaijan for their support of The State of Israel.

FFEU hosted nearly two-dozen Jewish, Christian and congressional leaders for a special event on Capitol Hill to honor Azerbaijan’s longstanding support for Israel amid its 70th-anniversary celebrations.

FFEU President Rabbi Marc Schneier's comments on rising anti-Semitism in Europe.

FFEU President Rabbi Marc Schneier was interviewed for his insights regarding the anti-Semitic incidents in US and Europe.

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Rabbi Marc Schneier, president of the foundation, said that although it had been believed that Muslim-Jewish relations were in conflict, “this study shows that they are in a state of cooperation.” He said he believed the study was the first of its kind.