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Be’chol Lashon 

A research and community building initiative that grows and strengthens the Jewish people through ethnic, cultural, and racial inclusiveness.

The Federation of Jewish Communities of the CIS
Restores Jewish life, culture and religion throughout the lands of the former Soviet Union by providing professional assistance, educational support and funding to member communities

Haverim

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A Russia-Israel connection site

The Jewish Community of Thailand
Chabad-Lubavitch of Thailand’s site

Jewish India
Learn about the Jews of India and Iraq

Jewish Ireland
The website for the Jewish community in Ireland

Jewish Italy
Provides some background on the Jewish community in Italy and sells tours of Jewish Italy

Jewish life in Spain
Information about the different expressions of Jewish life today in Spain

The Jews of Cuba
Focuses on the rebirth of Judaism in Cuba

Kulanu
An organization that assists communities around the world in embracing their Jewish roots

Shanghai Jewish Center
Provides programs and information for Shanghai’s Jewish community

Tropicasher (Brazil)
Portuguese-language site for Brazil’s Jewish community

Urban Cultours project
An initiative to revisit Jewish past from a present Jewish perspective in Barcelona, educating the general public and the local Jewry about the rich contributions of our people in these lands

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