Shortlist: A brutal murder, JAFI criticism, Limmud FSU's successes, millions up for grabs, remembering the Shoah.
By GIL STERN STERN SHEFLERNatan Sharansky - 311(photo credit: Brian Hendler)
The Jewish World faced significant changes in 2011. Some were startling while others were more predictable and in line with global economic trends.
The Brutal murder of Lieby Kletzky (photo credit: REUTERS/Lucas Jackson) Jewish Agency faces scathing criticism (photo credit: REUTERS/Ammar Awad)Springtime for Jews in Russia (photo credit: Courtesy )$130 million in donations up for grabs (photo credit: REUTERS/Gil Cohen Magen)Remembering the Holocaust (photo credit: REUTERS/Gil Cohen Magen)Which story made the biggest impact on you? (photo credit: Thinkstock/Imagebank)
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