Limmud

@limmud

The original UK-based, volunteer-led, cross-communal Limmud. Est. 1980. Inspiring Limmud groups around the world. Reaching 7,000 people in UK each year

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  1. Feb 11

    The Festival 2017 team couldn't resist one last get together. If you want to join the team for 2018 then email [email protected]

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  2. Feb 10

    Have a listen to recorded live at Festival!

    New ep! I love it and I'm not even on it. Live from the U.K. with , Anthony Mordechai Tzvi Russell, and founder
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    Feb 4

    . festival gets a shoutout from on

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    . reacts to the resignation of and insists it is time for to act more strongly on anti-semitism and misogyny.
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    Jan 16

    Great to spend some time at the end of the day yesterday with Eli Ovits Chief Executive . We have been blessed to have a successful inspiring and countless community members here in thanks to . Looking forward to this year! – at Jewish Community Center

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    31 Dec 2017

    Are you suffering from post-Limmud blues? Then read on to find out how EVERY day can be a Limmud day.

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    31 Dec 2017

    Becoming a Limmudnik! Jewish Learning as Global and Personal

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    27 Dec 2017

    This is Jewish unity. This is what the Jewish people can be, could be, should be. This is

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    29 Dec 2017

    Ways to Come Down from - thanks to

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    28 Dec 2017

    Our political editor, went to this year & saw how the festival is fun for the whole family.

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    28 Dec 2017

    : Record numbers flock to annual festival of Jewish learning This year’s 37th united more than 2,500 of participants aged from 4 months to 96 years old, in a rich celebration of Jewish learning and culture

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  11. 28 Dec 2017

    The last of our 1000+ sessions have wrapped up, and it's time to put the next Festival in your diaries! See you on 23rd December 2018!

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    28 Dec 2017

    Thanks to the great catering team for brilliantly handling the Biblical task of feeding the three thousand . Fresh food and crunchy salads all week!🍏

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    28 Dec 2017

    And thus another comes to an end. After four days of incredible learning with over 2,500 of my closest friends, I’m as confident as ever that Limmud is one of the most exciting things happening in the Jewish world today.

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    27 Dec 2017

    JC journalist had never been to the festival before - and considering the great time he had, it's unlikely to be his last! Read about why he's so happy to have joined the crowd:

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  15. 27 Dec 2017

    Thank you Festival, love from your Steering Group

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  16. 27 Dec 2017

    1. 2. 3. 4. 5. The House Band You're spoilt for choice

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  17. 27 Dec 2017

    The House Band, the participants who accompany our performers, take the stage at the Gala in their own right for the very first time

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  18. 27 Dec 2017

    Festival welcomes Racheli Fraenkel of to the Gala

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  19. 27 Dec 2017

    Shai Tsabari takes Festival Gala by storm!

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  20. 27 Dec 2017

    The immutable at the Festival Gala

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