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Tal Ilan
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Organisation: Freie Universitaet Berlin Tal Ilan is a professor at the Freie Universitaet Berlin. She grew up on Kibbutz Lahav in Israel, and studied Jewish history at the Hebrew University, Jerusalem. Her PhD on ‘Jewish Women in Greco-Roman Palestine’ was published in 1995. She has published eight books, among them ‘Lexicon of Jewish names in Late Antiquity’ and ‘Feminist Commentary on Massekhet Taanit’. |
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Judith Ish-Horowicz
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Judith is Principal of Apples and Honey Nursery, Head Teacher of Wimbledon and District Synagogue Religion School and is now involved in the challenge of opening a Jewish Free Primary School in South London. A committed Limmudnik, she’s looking forward to meeting up with old friends and making new ones. |
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Shoshi Ish-Horowicz
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Shoshi Ish-Horowicz is an incorrigible book lover who has been attending and enjoying Limmud for many years. This year she is delighted to bring these two passions together by co-hosting the Limmud Book Club. Outside of the world of conference, Shoshi teaches English at a London Secondary School. |
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Tamar Ish-Horowicz
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Tamar has been coming to Limmud events since before she can remember and can't imagine any other way to spend December. This year she has had the pleasure of chairing the Shabbat Team. In her free time she works as a doctor in Luton and reads voraciously. |
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Alex Israel
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Website: www.thinkingtorah.blogspot.com Alex Israel is a popular Tanakh teacher, at Yeshivat Eretz Hatzvi, Jerusalem, and is Director of Community education at the Pardes Institute. His first book, ‘Kings I - Torn in Two’ will be published in 2012. Alex volunteers for Tzohar - bridging the gap between religious and secular in Israel. |
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Steve Israel
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Steve is an independent informal Jewish educator. He lives in Jerusalem. |
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Yossi Ives
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Organisation: Tag Yossi is a rabbi and the founder and chairman of Tag International Development, sharing Israeli humanitarian expertise to developing countries, and Tag Institute for Jewish social values, a research centre focusing on contemporary social issues. He is the minister of Richmond Synagogue in London, and has a PhD in coaching psychology. |
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