Biography of Rabinovich Vadim Zinovievich. Media and weapons

The Ukrainian politicians are more reminiscent of the Old Testament Noah's Ark than the parliament. Most people's deputies pursue their own goals and always achieve them, the question of success is only in money and their quantity. Rabinovich Vadim is a bird with bright plumage, the manners of a businessman from the 90s and claims to the Ukrainian hetmanship.

From birth to first landing

Rabinovich Vadim Zinovievich (according to the Israeli version - David Rabinovich) was born in 1953, on August 4, in the city of Kharkov (Ukraine). Father is a military man, mother is a local therapist. In the family, besides Vadim, there were three more children. After leaving school, in 1970, he entered the KhAI (Kharkov Road Institute), from where he was expelled from the fourth year with a scandal. According to Rabinovich himself, the reason for the expulsion from the walls educational institution served as a crossword puzzle with a touch of political satire on China and condoms. In addition to being expelled from the university, he was deprived of membership in the Komsomol and went to serve in the armed forces.

Having paid tribute to his homeland in the army, Vadim Rabinovich returned to his native city, where he got a job in the construction department as a foreman. In January 1980, he was accused of stealing three rolls of wallpaper, for which he received his first term. The matter did not reach the prison, the entire term of imprisonment cost nine months in the penal colony, from where he was released due to the lack of corpus delicti.

Underground guild worker

Having tasted life in prison dungeons and having been released with a clear conscience, a new Rabinovich Vadim Zinovievich appeared before the world. His biography began to be decorated with new ways of underground enrichment. He realized that if he gets caught, then for larger-scale "merits" in order to have something to pay off. In Soviet times, private business was a profitable and dangerous occupation, as the authors of the Golden Calf warned citizens about. Deciding not to focus on one thing in the workshop shock work, Rabinovich in 1980 began the production of wooden doors, crystal dishes, calendars. He managed to hide illegal business from the state until 1982, when he was caught and sentenced to 14 years in prison.

Rabinovich Vadim Zinovievich did not feel guilty for himself and did not recognize his actions as criminal. In connection with this behavior, the guards of Themis placed him in a psychiatric hospital for a year, where, according to him, he successfully feigned insanity. I had to sit in a prison cell for eight years until 1990. The prisoner from business was released by decree of Gorbachev.

Imprisonment brought Rabinovich the first political dividends. His release was actively advocated by the Jewish community of Israel, bringing him fame as a dissident and the aura of a martyr of the regime.

Cosmopolitan businessman

A few days after receiving his freedom, Rabinovich Vadim, together with the former head of his prison department, creates the private enterprise Pinta. A community of friends of interest tried to conquer the Ukrainian market with Italian furniture and British decorative cosmetics. The business lasted from 1991 until the beginning of 1992, after which commercial activity acquired an international dimension. Rolled metal and its export supplies became the sphere of interest.

Some sources claim that during the same period, V. Rabinovich had a hand and money in creating the first non-commercial TV channel in Kharkov, and also took part in the election campaign of Vyacheslav Chernovol, who ran for the presidency.

In 1993, Rabinovich Vadim falls under the wing of the then current President of Ukraine L. Kuchma and becomes a representative of the Nordex company. The company was engaged in exclusive supplies to Ukraine of oil products from Russian Federation, calculations were made in Ukrainian goods. Involvement in Nordex was the reason for Rabinovich's refusal to enter the United States, since the company was associated with the "Russian mafia".

Since 1995 Rabinovich V.Z. transfers its main commercial activity outside Ukraine and opens in Geneva, first the company "Osteks AG", and then the RC-Group. Becomes a co-founder of the 1 + 1 TV channel, which is gaining popularity in a short time.

In 1997, Rabinovich Vadim became the winner of the prestigious Ukrainian award "Person of the Year" as the best businessman. In the same year, he was elected to the presidency of the All-Ukrainian Jewish Congress. V. Rabinovich donated one million dollars to the organization of the social movement. As an Israeli citizen, he initiates the creation of the Ukraine-Israel Chamber of Commerce and Industry. In the same year, he sold his shares in the 1 + 1 channel.

media mogul

Having appreciated all the advantages of the information business, Rabinovich Vadim in 1998 formed his own media tool. The Ukrainian company receives the name of the publishing house "CN - Capital News". In 2000, he created the following project, now international - Media International Group, which included:

  • Publishing House "CN - Capital News";
  • printed newspaper "MIG - News", Ukraine;
  • print newspaper MIGnews, Israel;
  • weekly edition "Business week".

In 2003, the case was replenished with the daily “New Russian word"(USA), and in 2005 the media group includes the publication "Moscow News" (Russia). AT different years the company acquired several radio stations, television channels, publications and Internet resources.

From 2001 to 2014, Rabinovich Vadim Zinovievich owned part of the shares of the Jewish TV channel Jewish News One (JN1). In 2013, he created the news television project News Network, where he is an investor and owner in one person.

In 2014, Rabinovich made another rotation of information assets and sold the News One TV channel and the MIGnews.com.ua portal to Yevgeny Muraev (Ukrainian businessman and politician). In the same year, he opened a new radio station with a "modest" name "Rabinovich FM".

Presidential candidate and parliamentarian

After the 2014 coup, he put forward his candidacy for the presidency of Ukraine in early elections. To get the opportunity to participate in the race, he created the party "Center". To the surprise of many experts and permanent "residents" of the Ukrainian parliament, he won a significant number of votes (2.5%), overtaking the leaders of the Maidan, such as Yarosh, Tyahnybok and others, who were at the peak of their popularity. He had the highest rating in the eastern regions of Ukraine, where he received almost 5% of the vote.

In the parliamentary elections held in the same year, he was elected to the Verkhovna Rada from the Opposition Bloc, the Center Party joined the opposition coalition. In 2016, with a scandal, he announced his withdrawal from the faction. In an interview with one of the local publications, he said that the opposition is not fulfilling its functions: “I believe that today we need to move on to a more radical opposition that will explain to people what is really happening and offer ways out of the crisis.”

Party "Life"

On July 26, 2016, two former members of the Opposition Bloc party, Vadim Rabinovich and Yevgeny Muraev, opened the first congress of the Ukrainian Life Party they created. According to Rabinovich, they simply renamed the Center party, as he wrote on the page in social network: "I went to the congress of the party, which was renamed yesterday and received a new name - the political party" Life ". This is the majority. Everyone voted for life, normal human life."

The new political project has no program, but a centre-left orientation has been announced. One of the leaders of the party, Yevgeny Muraev, commented on the lack of a coherent program: “Vadim Rabinovich and I decided to do what any caring person does: take it and do it. Do dozens, hundreds of political projects did not have normal programs? We will write it. You can not start any business without a normal project. Especially if this is a project of a common house, where everyone should live comfortably and warmly.

Family status

Vadim Rabinovich married only once, his wife's name is Irina Igorevna. The family has three children: two sons and a daughter. Despite all the shocking and openness of the people's deputy himself, almost nothing is known about his personal life. This is an intrigue supported by Vadim Zinovievich Rabinovich. The family, whose photos sometimes appear in the press, is a closed topic in conversations with journalists.

A businessman, an Israeli citizen and a people's deputy of Ukraine - his name and actions are popular with a certain part of the people. The ability to tell and promise what the voter wants to hear is a trump card that Vadim Zinovievich Rabinovich skillfully plays. Biography, children and business create a positive image of the "people's hero".

Seen in damaging relationships?

The name of Vadim Rabinovich is associated with an arms scandal that broke out in 2002 at the suggestion of Der Spiegel magazine. The publication reported on the supply of 150-200 tanks by Vadim Rabinovich for the Taliban terrorist organization. He denied this information. “If something is lost in Ukraine, stolen or disappeared, Rabinovich is to blame,” he said in an interview with the Ukrainian Pravda newspaper. These were the only "facts" in their defense.

According to many Ukrainian media, Rabinovich is the main sponsor of the scandalous FEMEN movement. For what purpose he needed it - is not clear.

Vadim Zinovievich Rabinovich- Ukrainian-Israeli businessman, politician, TV presenter. People's deputy of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine of the VIII convocation from the party, candidate for the presidency of Ukraine in the 2014 elections, president of the All-Ukrainian Jewish Congress. Party leader.

Place of Birth. Education. Vadim Rabinovich was born on August 4, 1953, in a military family. After leaving the army, my father worked as an engineer at the plant, and then became the plant's deputy director for safety. Mom was a local doctor.

In 1970 he graduated from Kharkov secondary school No. 45 and entered the Kharkov Road Institute. He was expelled from the fourth year.

In 1973-1975 he served in the air defense near Kharkov.

Professional activity. Since 1975, he worked as a master of the repair and construction department of the Kharkov City Executive Committee.

From the beginning of 1983, he was in prison for 9 years for theft on an especially large scale. During the investigation, he pretended to be a mentally ill person and was repeatedly subjected to a forensic medical examination.

In 1994, he formed the Media International Group company and from 1997 to 2009 served as president of the CN-Capital News Publishing House.

In 2008, he acquired the News One TV channel.

Since 2013, he has been managing the activities of the News Network media group.

Since 1997, President of the VGO All-Ukrainian Jewish Congress.

Since 2001, the head of the Forum of Christians and Jews Step to Unity.

From 2007 to 2013, Rabinovich was the president of the football club Arsenal Kyiv.

Since 2011 he has been co-chair of the European Jewish Parliament.

Political career. In 2014, he ran for the presidency of Ukraine. On March 25, 2014, he submitted documents to the Central Election Commission for registration as a candidate for the presidency of Ukraine as a self-nominated candidate. The results obtained in the elections: 2.25% (406,301) voted for candidate Vadim Rabinovich.

Leader of the political party All-Ukrainian Association CENTER.

In the early parliamentary elections of 2014, he was elected to the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine under No. 4 on the list of the Opposition Bloc party. Secretary and head of the subcommittee on human rights of the Verkhovna Rada committee on human rights, national minorities and interethnic relations.

In August 2015, he decided to run for the post of mayor of Odessa, but he never registered as a candidate.

In July 2016, together with the party, he presented the For Life party, created on the basis of the Center party.

However, the ban was later lifted.

became the owner of the municipal football club Arsenal Kyiv. After two not very successful seasons, in January 2009, Rabinovich sold the club to the ex-mayor of Kyiv, Leonid Chernovetsky.

Social activity

20.12.2014

Rabinovich Vadim

The deputy of the Verkhovna Rada was outraged by the bill on "parsing Ukrainians into organs."

According to the deputy of the Verkhovna Rada Vadim Rabinovich, in an economically dying country it is a crime to discuss questions about the analysis of citizens for organs.

Time: 03:37     Date: 05/18/2018
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According to the deputy of the Verkhovna Rada Vadim Rabinovich, in an economically dying country it is a crime to discuss issues of "parsing citizens for organs."

In an interview with NewsOne, he argued his position by the fact that in front of the country in whose territory there is a war, there are more important issues than discussing the bill on the transplantation of anatomical materials.

Deputy of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine Vadim Rabinovich refused to participate in the discussion of the bill on transplantation of anatomical materials.

In his opinion, the country faces other problems that need to be resolved at the legislative level.

However, instead, laws are being adopted aimed at "parsing the Ukrainian population for organs." words, if this law, which is a fitting conclusion economic policy of the "brilliant" Ukrainian government comes into force, then a bacchanalia will really begin in the country caused by an increase in murders. "It will look like this: how do you say that you have nothing to pay for a communal apartment when you have two kidneys? Today we are doomed to the worst what could be.

Now they will steal and kill people, they will force them to sign papers.

How could this be allowed to happen," Rabinovich said.

Economy

Incidents

The driver of the Chuvash bus with 12 dead found passengers through Bla-Bla-Car.

In the Chuvash Republic on the evening of Thursday, October 11, there was a major fatal traffic accident involving a passenger bus and a truck, as a result of which 12 people died, another 19 people were injured of varying severity and were taken to hospitals, the press service said. head of the region.

However, the ban was later lifted.

In 1995, he established the Osteks AG company in Geneva, and became one of the founders of the Studio 1 + 1 television company. A year later, he founded the company RICO ("Rabinovich and Company"), renamed the "RC-Group" (or "RC-Capital-Group").

In 1997, he sold 50% of his 1+1 shares. In the same year, he became president of the All-Ukrainian Jewish Congress (WJC), for the creation of which he donated $ 1 million and which he heads to this day.

In 1998, he created the CN-Capital News publishing house, which owns a number of publications, in particular, the Capital News weekly. In October of the same year, there was a scandalous public break with Studio 1 + 1.

Since April 1999 he has been Chairman of the United Jewish community Ukraine (UJCU). At the same time, the Associated Press estimated Rabinovich's fortune at $1 billion.

By this time, he already had an Israeli passport and created the Ukraine-Israel Chamber of Commerce and Industry.

On June 24, 1999, the Security Service of Ukraine banned Rabinovich from entering the country for a period of 5 years, and two months later the ban was lifted.

In 2000, he created Media International Group (MIG), which includes a number of print media in Ukraine and Israel, and the Internet site MIGnews.com.

In 2007, he became the owner of the municipal football club Arsenal Kyiv.

Rabinovich, Vadim Zinovievich

After two not very successful seasons, in January 2009, Rabinovich sold the club to the ex-mayor of Kyiv, Leonid Chernovetsky.

In July 2013, it became known that Rabinovich was launching the News Network infotainment channel, which received a license for satellite broadcasting and intended to open correspondent offices in million-plus cities.

On March 25, 2014, he submitted documents to the Central Election Commission for registration as a presidential candidate as a self-nominated candidate in the elections to be held on May 25, 2014.

"I want to destroy the myth about anti-Semitic Ukraine, which is being replicated all over the world. I am probably the most successful candidate. Today, unification is needed, and I am a unifying candidate," Rabinovich said.

In 2014, in the early elections to the Verkhovna Rada, he ran on the lists of the Opposition Bloc Party under No. 4.

Since November 2014, the People's Deputy of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine of the VIII convocation.

Social activity

Widely supports Jewish charitable organizations. Known in Israel as a donor of the famous golden menorah to the Temple Institute in Jerusalem.

20.12.2014

How Rabinovich assessed Putin's new interview for NBC: "Behavior of an underdeveloped fifth grader" (VIDEO)

Vladimir Putin answered questions from NBC journalist Megyn Kelly. The interview was recorded on March 1 in the Kremlin and on March 2 in Kaliningrad. Putin said that the United States is interfering in Russian elections. The economist and blogger spoke negatively about the behavior of the head of the aggressor country, saying that "his place is in The Hague."

Russian President Vladimir Putin said in an interview with the NBC television channel that he did not know why America was so angry with Russia with its sanctions. "Putin gave an interview to NBC.

I looked at him in disgust. What can I say? Surprisingly, I can't say anything beyond what Roger Lena Hawley wrote under one of my posts as a comment. I have 100% the same impression," wrote Rabinovich.

"The interview in the original is shockingly implausible. The conditional president of a huge piece of land" sculpts a hunchback "in front of the cameras. On the one hand, he looks like a naughty schoolboy in the director's office, on the other hand, he behaves like a schoolboy, behind whom stands a dad, or a bandit, or a party boss. But, in any case, the behavior of an underdeveloped fifth grader, "he quotes.

"Why do you think the Russian authorities, including me, gave someone permission to do this?" - Putin said to the presenter's question about Russia's interference in the presidential elections in the United States of America in 2016.

The presenter clarified the opinion of the head of the Russian Federation about 13 Russians who were accused of interfering in the US presidential election. "So what if they are Russians? There are 146 million Russians, so what? I don't care. They don't represent the interests of Russian state", Putin said.

Putin even noted that they could belong to other ethnic groups.

"Perhaps these are Ukrainians, Tatars, Jews, only with Russian citizenship. Maybe they have dual citizenship or maybe a green card. Maybe the Americans paid them for this work. Do you know? I don't know," he said.

Asked if he was concerned that Russian citizens were attacking American democracy, Putin replied that he saw no evidence that the alleged interference violated Russian law. “We in Russia cannot prosecute anyone if they have not violated Russian law.

Candidates for President of Ukraine: Vadym Rabinovich

Give us a formal request and we'll look at it," he said.

US intelligence agencies and many Western analysts have said the Russian intervention was ordered by the Kremlin, but Putin denies this.

“Can anyone really believe that Russia, thousands of kilometers away … influenced the outcome of the election? Isn’t that funny even for you? We don’t see what goal we would achieve by intervening. There is no goal,” he said

In the same interview, Putin came up with a new tactic of making excuses for Russia's meddling in US elections. “Now imagine for a moment that we don’t know anything about Putin, nothing at all, except for this interview. We don’t know what he did for the last 18 years, or the last 30 years, we don’t know him at all, but we see only this interview. And then let's ask ourselves the question: "Is he fit to be the president?" - Is he fit to hold the position of president? Without knowing anything about Putin, only based on this interview, the answer is obvious. And knowing everything about Putin, it is obvious another answer is his place in The Hague," Rabinovich summed up.

Source: Dialog.UA, Censor.Net, nbcnews.com, CorrespondentT.net

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People's Deputy of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine of the VIII convocation from the Opposition Bloc party, candidate for President of Ukraine in the 2014 elections, President.

Biography

In 1970 he graduated from Kharkov secondary school No. 45 and entered.

He was expelled from the fourth year of the institute. Education: incomplete higher.

In 1973-1975 he served in the air defense of the Land Forces of the Soviet Army.

Since 1975, he worked as a master of the repair and construction department of the Kharkov City Executive Committee.

From the beginning of 1983, he was in prison for 9 years for theft on an especially large scale. During the investigation, he pretended to be a mentally ill person and was repeatedly subjected to a forensic medical examination [ ] .

In 1994, he formed the Media International Group company and from 1997 to 2009 served as president of the CN-Capital News Publishing House.

In 2008, he acquired the News One TV channel.

Since 2013, he has been managing the activities of the News Network media group.

Widely supports Jewish charitable organizations.

After the handover of the menorah, the Knesset of Israel dropped all charges against Rabinovich and gave permission to enter the country.

Since 2001, the head of the Forum of Christians and Jews "Step to Unity".

From 2007 to 2013, Rabinovich was the president of the Arsenal Kyiv football club.

Since 2011 he has been co-chair of the European Jewish Parliament.

On March 25, 2014, he submitted documents to the Central Election Commission for registration as a candidate for the presidency of Ukraine as a self-nominated candidate.

Leader of the political party "All-Ukrainian Union" CENTER .

In the early parliamentary elections of 2014, he was elected to the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine under No. 4 on the list of the Opposition Bloc party. Secretary and head of the subcommittee on human rights of the Verkhovna Rada committee on human rights, national minorities and interethnic relations.

In August 2015, he decided to run for the post of mayor of Odessa, but he never registered as a candidate.

On May 13, 2016, he announced his withdrawal from the Opposition Bloc, justifying his decision by the fact that the opposition party should "act more radically", because otherwise "we did not take place as an opposition." Regarding the exit from the faction, he said: “They won’t wait. If I write a statement, I will lose my mandate.” In response to these actions of Rabinovich, representatives of the Opposition Bloc accused him of collaborating with the authorities. In July, together with Yevgeny Muraev, he presented the For Life party, created on the basis of the Center party.

Media assets

In 1998, Vadim Rabinovich founded the CN - Capital News Publishing House.

In 2000 - the company Medіa Іnternatіonal Group (MIG), which included the Publishing House "CN-Capital News", the newspaper "MIGnews" in Ukraine and "MIGnews" in Israel, the weekly "Business Week".

The MIG holding at one time also included the oldest US daily newspaper New Russian Slovo, the Narodnaya Volna radio station, the political weekly CN-Capital News, the Stolichka daily newspaper, and the business weekly DN-Business Week - in Ukraine, "Moskovskie Novosti" - in Russia, as well as the Israeli newspaper "MIG". The holding also owned several radio and television companies and several Internet sites: MIGnews.com, MIGnews.com.ua, MIGsport.com, NRS.com, DN.kiev.ua, CN.com.ua, other print media in Ukraine and Israel .

From 2011 to 2014, Vadim Rabinovich is a co-owner of the First International Jewish News TV Channel Jewish News One (JN1).

In November 2013, a presentation of a new project - "News Network", was held, the owner and investor of which was Vadim Rabinovich.

In January 2014, Vadim Rabinovich announced the sale of the NewsOne TV channel and the MIGnews.com.ua website. Businessman Yevgeny Muraev became the new owner of media resources.

In June 2014, a presentation of the new radio station "Rabinovich FM" took place.

Public and political activities

In 1997, Vadim Rabinovich was elected president of the All-Ukrainian Jewish Congress (WJC), which he heads to this day. As the head of the WJC, Vadim Rabinovich repeatedly stated that for interethnic harmony in Ukraine, international Jewish organizations should not be limited to helping only Jews, but also help Ukraine as a state.

On December 20, 1999, Rabinovich, together with a group of businessmen, received from the head of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church, Metropolitan Vladimir, the Order of St. Nicholas the Wonderworker of the first degree "For increasing goodness on Earth."

On July 17, 2001, Vadim Rabinovich received the highest award of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church of the Kyiv Patriarchate - the Order of the Holy Equal-to-the-Apostles Prince Vladimir of the first degree "For merits in the revival of spirituality in Ukraine."

On September 11, 2005, at the initiative of Vadim Rabinovich, a monument to the victims of terrorism was opened in Kyiv - with the participation of the President of Ukraine Viktor Yushchenko, the American ambassador John Herbst and the Russian ambassador Viktor Chernomyrdin.

Vadim Rabinovich has awards and distinctions:

Election of the President of Ukraine 2014

In 2014, he ran for the post of President of Ukraine. On March 27, 2014, he submitted documents to the Central Election Commission for registration as a candidate for the President of Ukraine as a self-nominated candidate. The results obtained in the elections became a sensation: 2.5% (406,301) of voters voted for candidate Vadim Rabinovich, which is twice as many as, for example, the result of Oleg Tyagnibok, who controls an entire faction in the Verkhovna Rada, or Dmitry Yarosh, whose popularity soared after the dramatic events on the Maidan. Candidate Rabinovich showed the best result in Zaporozhye, Nikolaev and Odessa regions, as well as in Dnepropetrovsk - almost 5%.

Local elections 2015

October 22, 2015 TV channel "1 + 1" (controlled

Vadim Rabinovich- one of the oligarchs of modern Ukraine, a media mogul. Born on August 4, 1953 in Kharkov. Unfinished higher education.

Vadim Zinovievich Rabinovich(Jewish name - David; born August 4, 1953, Kharkov, Ukrainian SSR, USSR) - Ukrainian businessman and politician, people's deputy of the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine of the VIII convocation from the Opposition Bloc party. Also known as the President of the All-Ukrainian Jewish Congress, the leader of the Center Party and a candidate for President of Ukraine in the 2014 elections.
* In 1970 Vadima Rabinovich entered the Kharkov Road Institute.
* In 1974, Rabinovich was expelled from the Komsomol for "immoral behavior", and then from the institute (according to Rabinovich himself, the reason was the compilation of a crossword puzzle with political overtones in lectures).
* In 1975-1977 he served in the army, in the air defense unit near Kharkov. After demobilization, he worked in Kharkov as a master of the construction department. January 20, 1980 was arrested on charges of embezzlement of public funds on an especially large scale. After 9 months of investigation, he was released as a result of the personal intervention of the Prosecutor General of the USSR Roman Rudenko.
* From the end of 1980 to the beginning of 1982, he led underground workshops for the production of crystal dishes, calendars and wooden doors.
* At the beginning of 1982, he was again arrested on charges of embezzlement of public funds on an especially large scale.

Vadim Zinovievich Rabinovich
Occupation:
entrepreneur
Date of Birth:
August 4, 1953
Place of Birth:
Kharkov, Ukrainian SSR, USSR
Citizenship: Ukraine

In 1970 he graduated from Kharkov secondary school No. 45 and entered the Kharkov Road Institute.

In 1973-1975 he served in the air defense of the Land Forces of the Soviet Army.

Since 1975, he worked as a master of the repair and construction department of the Kharkov City Executive Committee.

From the beginning of 1986 he began to do business.

In 1995, together with Alexander Rodnyansky and Boris Fuksman (Ukrainian), he founded the 1+1 TV channel.

In 1994, he formed the Media International Group company and from 1997 to 2009 served as president of the CN-Capital News Publishing House.

In 2008, he acquired the News One TV channel.

Since 2013, he has been managing the activities of the News Network media group.

Widely supports Jewish charitable organizations.

Known in Israel as a donor of the famous golden menorah to the Temple Institute in Jerusalem.

Since 1997, President of the All-Ukrainian Jewish Congress.

Since 2001, the head of the Forum of Christians and Jews "Step to Unity".

From 2007 to 2013, Rabinovich was the president of the Arsenal Kyiv football club.

Since 2011 he has been co-chair of the European Jewish Parliament.

On March 25, 2014, he submitted documents to the Central Election Commission for registration as a candidate for the presidency of Ukraine as a self-nominated candidate.

Leader of the political party "All-Ukrainian Association "CENTER"

In the early elections of 2014, he is running for the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine on the list of the Opposition Bloc party

Media assets
In 1998, Vadim Rabinovich founded the CN - Capital News Publishing House.

In 2000 - the company Medіa Іnternatіonal Group (MIG), which included the Publishing House "CN-Capital News", the newspaper "MIGnews" in Ukraine and "MIGnews" in Israel, the weekly "Business Week".

The MIG holding at one time also included the oldest US daily newspaper New Russian Word, the Narodnaya Volna radio station, the political weekly CN-Capital News, the Stolichka daily newspaper, and the business weekly DN-Business Week - in Ukraine, "Moscow News" - in Russia, as well as the Israeli newspaper "MIG". The holding also owned several radio and television companies and several Internet sites: MIGnews.com, MIGnews.com.ua, MIGsport.com, NRS.com, DN.kiev.ua, CN.com.ua, other print media in Ukraine and Israel .

From 2011 to 2014, Vadim Rabinovich was a co-owner of the First International Jewish News Channel Jewish News One (JN1).

In November 2013, a presentation of a new project, News Network, was held, the owner and investor of which is Vadim Rabinovich.

In January 2014, Vadim Rabinovich announced the sale of the News One TV channel and the MIGnews.com.ua website. Businessman Yevgeny Muraev became the new owner of media resources.

In June 2014, a presentation of the new radio station "Rabinovich FM" took place.

Public and political activity
In 1997, Vadim Rabinovich was elected president of the All-Ukrainian Jewish Congress (WJC), which he heads to this day. As the head of the WJC, Vadim Rabinovich has repeatedly stated that for interethnic harmony in Ukraine, international Jewish organizations should not be limited to helping only Jews, but also help Ukraine as a state.

On December 20, 1999, Rabinovich, together with a group of businessmen, received from the head of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church, Metropolitan Vladimir, the Order of St. Nicholas the Wonderworker of the first degree "For increasing goodness on Earth."

On July 17, 2001, Vadim Rabinovich received the highest award of the Ukrainian Orthodox Church of the Kyiv Patriarchate - the Order of the Holy Equal-to-the-Apostles Prince Vladimir of the first degree "For merits in the revival of spirituality in Ukraine."

On September 11, 2005, on the initiative of Vadim Rabinovich, a monument to the victims of terrorism was opened in Kyiv with the participation of the President of Ukraine Viktor Yushchenko, American Ambassador John Herbst and Russian Ambassador Viktor Chernomyrdin.

In addition, Vadim Rabinovich has the following awards and distinctions:

Orders of Merit III, II degree

Order of the Foreign Intelligence Service "Loyalty and Honor" 1st class

Badge "Cross of Valor"

Orders of the UOC of the Kyiv Patriarchate of St. Andrew the First-Called and Equal-to-the-Apostles Prince Vladimir the Great, I degree

Order of St. Nicholas the Wonderworker of the UOC of the Moscow Patriarchate

Badge of Honor "For Services to the Armed Forces of Ukraine", "Glory and Honor"

The highest degree of distinction is the "Golden Badge of Honor" of the International Committee for the Defense of Human Rights and the "Star of Honor" of the International Congress for the Defense of Human Rights and Freedoms.

Election of the President of Ukraine 2014
In 2014, he ran for the post of President of Ukraine. On March 28, 2014, he submitted documents to the Central Election Commission for registration as a candidate for the President of Ukraine as a self-nominated candidate. The results obtained in the elections became a sensation: 2.5% (406,301) of voters voted for candidate Vadim Rabinovich, which is twice as many as, for example, the result of Oleg Tyagnibok, who controls an entire faction in the Verkhovna Rada, or Dmitry Yarosh, whose popularity soared after the dramatic events on the Maidan. Candidate Rabinovich showed the best result in Zaporozhye, Nikolaev and Odessa regions, as well as in Dnepropetrovsk - almost 5%.

Leader of the political party "All-Ukrainian Association "CENTER".

In the early elections of 2014, he ran for the Verkhovna Rada of Ukraine on the lists of the Opposition Bloc party.