Rio de Janeiro designated sister city of Raanana, Israel s Brazilian capital
March 12, 2021
RAANANA, Israel (JTA) Rio de Janeiro and Raanana are now sister cities, a longtime aspiration of Brazilian immigrants who have turned the upscale Tel Aviv suburb into their new home.
“It’s the result of the great relationship between Israel and Brazil and the fact that Raanana is home to the largest population of Brazilian immigrants in our country,” the mayor of Raanana, Chaim Broyde, wrote on social media on Monday. “I intend to exploit the connections, promote economic, commercial and cultural issues between our cities.”
The sister cities designation implies a form of leg.
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Illustrative: Brazilian samba dancers perform in Tel Aviv to celebrate the Rio Summer Olympics on August 7, 2016. (Tomer Neuberg/Flash90)
JTA Rio de Janeiro and Ra’anana are now sister cities, a longtime aspiration of Brazilian immigrants who have turned the upscale Tel Aviv suburb into their new home.
“It’s the result of the great relationship between Israel and Brazil and the fact that Ra’anana is home to the largest population of Brazilian immigrants in our country,” the mayor of Ra’anana, Chaim Broyde, wrote on social media on Monday. “I intend to exploit the connections, promote economic, commercial and cultural issues between our cities.”
Rio de Janeiro and Raanana are now sister cities, a longtime aspiration of Brazilian immigrants who have turned the upscale Tel Aviv suburb into their new home.