A.M.I.R. -The Association of Romanian Jewry in Israel – was established as a nonprofit umbrella organization in 2002 to commemorate the Jewry of Romania, its heritage and the contribution of the 400,000 Jews who immigrated to Israel [made aliya] from Romania before and after the establishment of the State of Israel. There are presently some 1,000,000 Israelis who are either Jews born in Romania and their offspring. A.M.I.R.’s goal is to obtain historic information on Romanian Jewry in Romania and Israel in general and from the Holocaust in particular to be commemorated and to inform the public and succeeding generations. Its main objectives include the establishment of a museum on the history and heritage of Romanian Jewry and the development of opportunities for revealing the contributions of Romanian Jews to the establishment and building of the State of Israel. One of A.M.I.R.’s initiatives is its historical archive in Rosh Pina. A.M.I.R. funds the ROMANIAN JEWISH HERITAGE ARCHIVE, whose goal is to fulfill A.M.I.R.’s mission to commemorate and disseminate the history and heritage of Romanian Jewry. A.M.I.R. – collects through the Romanian Jewish Heritage Archives – materials related to Romanian Jewry, its diverse communities, and makes it accessible for commemorative, educational and research purposes. It preserves materials of historical value, and creates a content platform for activities around the heritage of Romanian Jewry. A.M.I.R.’s Romanian Jewish Heritage Archives is acting as a center of attraction for Romanians for generations, alongside the museum. A.M.I.R’s leadership is comprised of representatives from its partner organizations: – World Organization of the Jews of Bucovina – World Organization of the Jews of Bessarabia – Organization of Jews Born in Dorohoi and Vicinity