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Album: Baltic Jewish Network - BJN Weekend 2019<br />

Album: Limmud Lietuva 2019<br />

Album: Limmud Hungary 2018<br />

Album: Hesed Shaare Tikva - Nisayon<br />

Album: 14th ADVISORY COUNCIL MEETING<br />

Album: Yahad 2018<br />

Album: Hasmonea Jewish Sports Club<br />

Album: 13th ADVISORY COUNCIL MEETING<br />

Album: “Such a Beautiful Sunny Day” by Prof. Barbara Engelking<br />

Album: Jewish Youth Theatre<br />

Album: Summer U 2016<br />

Album: 2016 - Lithuania – Limmud<br />

Album: EJF 12th Annual Meeting - 24 January 2017<br />

Album: 2015 - Sweden - Paideia<br />

Album: 2015 - Spain - Beit Project<br />

Album: 2015 - Turkey - Hadracha college academy<br />

Album: 2015 - Czech Republic - Limmud<br />

Album: 2015 - Summer U<br />

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The European Jewish Fund (EJF) was founded in February 2006 by Moshe Kantor to help strengthen Jewish life and identity throughout Europe. Moshe Kantor firmly believes that assimilation is an existential and urgent threat to European Jewry, and must be addressed through programmes that reconnect Jews with Jewish life and values.

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