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Chabad of Argentina
Argentina
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Nitzan Matanel – Summer Science camps (Tastes of Sciences)
Israel
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NOA Girls – Clinical training Programme
United Kingdom
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Generation of the Future : Children of the Access for All program that study at the Tel Aviv University for Youth
Israel
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Mechinat Zohar Maale Adumim
Israel
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The European Beth Din by the CER
Europe – Bulgaria, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary, Romania, Finland, Romania, Greece, Serbia, Poland, Portugal, Croatia
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Delphine Horvilleur, Madame Le Rabbin
France
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Renovation of the Synagogue de Carpentras
France
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HULYA – Young Rabbis for European Jewry
Europe
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Hanukkah Matanel Kits 2019
Europe
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Translation in French of Jean Pisanté’s book “מעון לנפש סוערת” – Un lieu pour âmes en détresse psychique
Israel
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Michaël Bar Zvi l’Ami, Le Mensch
France
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Jews from Elsewhere. Forgotten Diasporas, Contemporary Diasporas and Particular Jewish Identities
France
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Sponsorship of the national Agility Team
Luxembourg
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Hebrew University of Jerusalem – European Conference
Israel
News
Testimonials
Arnon Stein about the Perah Zahav program in Mitzpe Ramon
Negev Rising- Mitzpe Ramon, Israel
A few days ago we had the most moving gathering of our volunteer students towards the end of the year. Not all the volunteers were able to come, but the majority made the effort and enjoyed an uplifting experience.
The volunteers shared with each other their touching stories and struggles from their experience in the “Perach Zahav Matanel” project and drew strength and ideas from each other.
It is apparent how meaningful the project is for the elderly and not less, for the students.
Some relayed that they are the only ones to walk into their elderly’s house! Besides for their visit during the week, the senior is all alone and eagerly awaits the students visit- almost the only time he’ll turn on the light in the house.
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Fille de Voix
Fille de Voix – Bat Kol en hébreu – serait ce qui reste du Dieu exclu par les maîtres du Talmud de leurs débats. On ne sait si c’est l’écho d’une voix éteinte qui continue de retentir dans leurs souvenirs ou d’une voix vive qui persiste à les inspirer. Ces variations talmudiques brossent les grandes lignes d’une théologie de l’abandon qui courait les monothéismes et guetterait les plus dessillés des disciples-de-Dieu. La présente étude s’articule autour de midrashim (apologues) talmudiques et mêle considérations psychanalytiques et considérations théosophiques. Elle ne réclame pas de connaissances rabbiniques préalables et reste accessible à quiconque est intéressé à s’aventurer, à ses risques et périls, dans l’univers talmudique.

