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Jewish Culture Festival

ByWiktoria Sawicka-Djassi

The 33. Jewish Culture Festival is going to take place between 23rd and 30th of June, as always in the beautiful Kazimierz in Kraków. This year’s edition of the festival will follow the new thematic theme – Jewish spirituality and mysticism: from Kabbalah to Hasidism, from Safed to Borough Park, from Rabbi Joseph Karo to Rabbi Lord Jonathan Sacks, and will be inaugurated with the most important prayer – Shema Israel, to emphasize the importance of love and its place at the heart of Judaism.

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