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The celebration of Israel’s 76th Independence Day was marked by a grand reception attended by numerous guests and friends of the Embassy, including Serbia’s Foreign Minister Marko Đurić and Minister of Information and Telecommunications Dejan Ristić.

Distinguished attendees had the opportunity to view an exhibition featuring works by Israeli artists Zeev Engelmayer and Andres Gurwicz.

The exhibit was dedicated to the victims, survivors, and those kidnapped during the massacre at the Nova music festival in southern Israel in October 2023. The evening was also enriched by the sounds of Jewish-Spanish and Middle Eastern music.

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