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Hiburim program
Yerucham, Israel
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The Urban Academy project
Israel
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One Bio-medicine group, from CHABAD elementary school, on mobile lab. Kiryat Malachi
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Scaling Schools: Cross-school Experiential Learning in the Community
Israel
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Bira Kadima, Brewing for a social change. A pioneering, award-winning employment program for adults with CP and complex disabilities.
Israel
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HEROINES! Songs & Soliloquies for the Soul – Produced by Raise Your Spirits Theatre
Israel
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FESTIVAL FRENCH THEATER 2018 OF STEVE SUISSA-2ND EDITION
Israel
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Memory of the Holocaust in Luxemburg
Luxembourg
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Matanel Crossroad Seminar – In preparation for Israel’s centennial
Israel
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16th edition of the Luxembourg International Science Expo
Luxembourg
News
Testimonials
Ma'ase Center (SV28)
With the outbreak of the war, Ma’ase Center moved all of its volunteering activities from routine volunteering to emergency volunteering all over the country, including the establishment of volunteering centers in cooperation with the local authorities, aiding in distributing food, medicine, and operating an aid center for the elderly, evacuation of shelters, and running informal educational activities for children and families of evacuees, etc.
In the last month, 938 volunteers helped more than 3000 citizens, including children, elders, teenagers, parents, etc. The activity began on October 9 and is expected to continue for another 6-8 weeks, and as time goes by, we increase and diversify the volunteering according to needs that arise from the field, such as volunteering in agricultural harvesting, etc. In addition, later on, Ma’ase Center will assist in holding educational activities for groups of young people between the ages of 16-18 who were evacuated from Sderot and are currently in the Dead Sea.
books

Introduction au Talmud
Le judaïsme repose sur la conjugaison de deux lois : la torah écrite – la Bible, mais essentiellement ses cinq premiers livres, le Pentateuque, la Torah de Moïse – et la Loi orale, Torah Chébeal Pé, littéralement « loi de la bouche ». C’est qu’en principe, la Loi orale devait se transmettre exclusivement de bouche à oreille ; paradoxalement, elle fut mise par écrit sous forme du Talmud, et c’est cette loi « orale-écrite » qui est devenue le livre par excellence du Judaïsme. Célèbre pour ses nombreux travaux sur le Talmud et le Hassidisme (La Rose aux treize pétales), le Rabbin Adin Steinsaltz a traduit en hébreu moderne, puis en français et en anglais, l’immense corpus du Talmud de Babylone. C’est en tant qu’historien et philosophe qu’il nous propose ici une « biographie » et une radioscopie objective du Talmud qui font de son livre un manuel aussi précieux qu’incontestable.
