Chair Hannah Gaventa also stressed it would be 'the biggest community festival of the year'
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Dafna Michaelson Jenet said that what happens in USA is 'bellwether' for other diaspora communities
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After the outbreak of war in Europe Aviva Rozenwald packed a case and headed for Israel
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Rabbi Denise Handlarski's approach to mixed couples is different from the common doom-and-gloom view
'One-state utopia' is more preferable option for young Palestinians
Some wondered if the festival would be the same after the pandemic - but organisers have pulled it off
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His successor, Rabbi Joseph Dweck, leads tribute to 'towering figure' whose death is loss to all Anglo-Jewry
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This year's Limmud will be the first one back in-person since 2019
Back in person after the pandemic years, some 1,350 people are expected for five days of learning and cultural celebration
