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The festival “From Israel with Love”, which was held for the second consecutive year at Mikser House, this year once again presented some of the most important names on the Israeli culture scene.

During this Israeli weekend, the Belgrade public had the opportunity to enjoy modern dance, the concert of Tel Aviv’s famous groove band, student films, exhibitions of photographs of Bauhaus architecture, jewellery-making workshops and, of course, all the spices of Israeli culinary specialities.

The Embassy of Israel, led by Israeli Ambassador to Serbia H.E. Alona Fisher-Kamm, used this festival to commemorate the 25th anniversary of the restoration of diplomatic relations between Serbia and Israel.

photos CorD, Nataša Maksimović

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