The chairman of the supervisory board of the Olympic Center “Jahorina,” Nedeljko Elek, invited Israeli tourists—whose passports were lost at a hotel in Sarajevo—to come and stay free of charge on Jahorina until they receive new documents.
Elek stressed that, unfortunately, Sarajevo is proving day by day to be a poor host, whether it concerns Jewish tourists, children from Serbia, or participants of the rabbinical conference.
“Because of all this, we invite tourists from Israel to come and be our guests on Jahorina, to be in Republika Srpska and enjoy our hospitality,” Elek emphasized.
He noted that this year, more than 90 percent of tourists on Jahorina are from Arab countries.
“On Jahorina and in Republika Srpska, everyone is welcome,” Elek said.
Source: RTRS
