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Straus-Amiel Institute’s Conference for Rabbis, Educators and Shlichim – 2024
Barcelona
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Delphine Horvilleur, Madame Le Rabbin
France
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Pastoral Training- Training Young Community Rabbis
Israel
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Rabbinical Training Program
Israel
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Straus-Amiel, Ohr Torah Stone: The Jewish World Post-Covid – Virtual International Conference for Shlichim
Israel
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FestivALT 2024 Open Call
Poland
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Les Derniers / The Last Ones
France, Belgique, USA, Canada, Israel
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Kisufim, The Jerusalem Conference of Jewish Writers and Poets and the Matanel Prize
Israel
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Matanel Garden at the Naftali Building, Tel-Aviv University
Israel
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Proverbs and Songs of Jewish Women from Morocco
Israel
Testimonials
Na Laga'at (SV48)
Dear Partners,
We wish to thank you for the donation of $4,000 made to the Na Laga’at Center. Your
support of the ‘Served with Love’: hot meals for soldiers and Gaza Envelope evacuees
project is greatly appreciated. You allow us to assist people in need during these difficult
times.
We continue to care for our staff members, most of them are sensory impaired, and for
the community as much as possible. We await better days to come soon.
With great respect and appreciation,
Oren
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Paroles affables
Paroles affables. Proverbes judéo-marocains sur l’hospitalité et l’amitié présente une nouvelle sélection de proverbes judéo-arabes recueillis auprès d’informateurs et d’informatrices nés dans différentes communautés juives du Maroc. Couvrant un vaste champ humain, familial et social, ce recueil illustre les joies, les attentes, les déceptions, les embarras et les ambiguïtés qui accompagnent les actes d’hospitalité et les liens d’amitié, au coeur de toute vie sociale. Comme le volume précédent – Paroles exquises. Proverbes judéo-marocains sur la vie et la famille –, le présent ouvrage propose une présentation multilingue des proverbes : une triple transcription en caractères phonétiques, arabes et hébraïques et une double traduction en français et en hébreu.

Laughing at oneself, laughing at others, laughing with others.
For its 24th edition, the BJIFF becomes Recto / Verso, a festival that explores humor and its ability to build bridges between cultures and communities. On the program at the CCLJ and the Tricoterie: 6 premiere comedies from around the world (Canada, Israel, Germany, USA), an evening of Belgian short films followed by a discussion on humor with their directors, a stand-up comedy show, and a 100% New York Jewish-themed meal.
Supported by the Matanel Foundation