About 7,000 Hasidic Pilgrims Passed Suceava County to Ukraine, without Incident. The Return, Announced Between 14 and 17 September
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About 7,000 Hasidic Jews crossed Romania during the period 7-11 September, on their way to Ukraine, where they are to celebrate the Jewish New Year. The transit took place under the supervision of the authorities, without special incidents. Pelerins entered Romania through the airports of Bacău, Iasi, Bucharest, Suceava and Cluj. From here, the authorities guided them to the nearest [...] Article Nearly 7,000 Hasidic Jews transited Romania to Uk…
Approximately 7,000 ultra-orthodox Jews transited Romania this week, under the close supervision of the police, after landing at five airports in our country. Pelerins headed for Ukraine, where they will celebrate the Jewish New Year.
Suceava Prefecture reported that during the period 7–11 September 2026, the county was on the transit route of Hasidic Jewish pilgrims who moved to Ukraine, in the context of the demonstrations of the Jewish New Year. Bogdan the Prefect said that for the safe conduct of the transit, authorities and structures with tasks in the field [...] The post Suceava Prefecture: Approximately 7,000 Hasidic Jewish pilgrims transited the county to Ukraine saf…
According to central data from Suceava Prefecture, during the period 7-11 September approximately 7000 pilgrims left Romania through the border crossing points Siret and Vicovu from Sus, heading towards Ukraine. Pelerini arrived in Romania through five airports- Bacău, Iasi, Bucharest, Suceava and Cluj, and their journey to Ukraine was made through Suceava County, towards border crossing points to Ukraine.
Tens of thousands of Hasidic pilgrims are heading these days towards the city of Human, where on the evening of September 11 the feast of Rosh Hashanah begins, [...] More than 31,000 Hasidic pilgrims have entered Ukraine. Romania and the Republic of Moldova, among the main routes сершу з'явиться на BUCPRESS.
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