Limmud conference
Jewish festival returns to Azerbaijan, one sign of Baku’s growing ties with Israel
The June 11 event was the second gathering in under a year in Azerbaijan for Limmud FSU.
First ever conference of Jewish learning in Azerbaijan
Limmud FSU returns to frontal programming with one-day festival in Moscow
Former NYPD commissioner warns US Jews: Protect your communities
Limmud FSU attracts hundreds of young Jews for conference in Moldova
Participants will include Mark Galesnik, the editor of the popular Israeli-Russian satirical magazine, Besder and Igor Schupak, founder and director of the Jewish Museum in Dnepopetrovsk.
Limmud FSU marks Auschwitz liberation with emotional exhibition
Yad Vashem's exhibition, "Private Tolkatchev at the Gates of Hell," was one of the main attractions at this year's Limmud FSU conference in New York.
First Person: Limmud Conference - The sacred and the profane
Limmud – the annual Jewish learning event, run by volunteers – is about contrasts.
Sharing the good news about Israel
Overseas Jews are hungry to hear it. And if we don’t tell them, who will?
Sharansky to appear with Palestinian, S. African Human rights advocates at Limmud
The three will debate on the topics of peace and democracy.
Hundreds gather at Kibbutz Ginosar for Limmud FSU Kinneret
The festival celebrated the Zionist poet Rachel Bluwstein, known as Rachel the Poetess Rachel who was born in Russia.
Back in St. Petersburg, former refusenik encourages aliya
Mendelevitch was imprisoned for 11 years for trying to hijack a plane to escape the Soviet Union; now a Jerusalem resident, he returns to country of origin to attend Limmud FSU.
Limmud conference brings Jewish life back to Lviv
‘Pay attention to this community, because we have a big potential,’ says head Jewish students union.
A festival of Jewish learning reinvigorates Belarus
Once a city bustling with Jewish life, Vitebsk again witnessed the spirit and excitement of renewal at last month’s Limmud FSU gathering.
Ralph Goldman – A giant among men
Jewish leader, who died in Jerusalem a few days before the Sukkot holiday at the grand old age of 100, was a legend in his own long lifetime.
