Many of you saw that Limmud FSU won the "Top Jewish World Story" in December 2011 in the Jerusalem Post. Though we are SO proud of this achievement and that the Newspaper gave us the opportunity to compete and get the most votes in terms of popularity, we are EVEN more excited about our program and prospects for 2012 as we move forward. LEARN MORE
Jewish communities in the former Soviet Union were dormant for decades. Limmud FSU, which holds >>
More than 40 Russian-speaking leaders of Limmud FSU coming from Russia, Ukraine, USA, Belarus, >>
In Israel for Limmud FSU leadership summit, Sergeant Ilya Bratman recalls Rosh Hashana in >>
Three hours later and we arrive in Odessa. We arrive at the modest Viktoria Hotel where 700 young >>
Limmud FSU had intended for the year's only Ukraine conference to be the Vinnitsa event, which >>
At the recent Limmud FSU festival in St. Petersburg, philanthropist and businessman Matthew >>
And while St. Petersburg played host for this latest Limmud FSU event, participants and presenters >>
Summing up Limmud FSU Vinnitsa, ChaimChesler said that he was proud that Limmud is one of the >>
Since the breakup of the Soviet Union, major Jewish organizations have struggled to engage >>
At any Limmud FSU event, be it in Israel, Russia, Ukraine or the U.S., one thing you can be certain >>
President Shimon Peres on Wednesday met with Russian cosmonaut Alexei Leonov, who in 1965 was the >>
The founders of Limmud FSU, Chaim Chesler and Sandra Cahn, had been hoping for a long time to organize a Limmud FSU summit for the worldwide leadership, the goals of which would be professional training, team building and joint study. This year, thanks to the support and sponsorship of the UJA-Federation of New York, it took place in Jerusalem from 14-18 December. »