Jewish Western Europe

Website of Chabad Lubavitch of Finland, Serving the Jewish Community. With info about ongoing classes, Upcoming events, Tourist info, Weekly magazine and lots of Jewish info.

This web site hosts the famous Recitative Book (1928) of Yossele Rosenblatt, a beautiful manuscript by the Dutch/British chazzan Abraham Katz (1915), information on traditional Chanukah tunes as well as background information on Max Bruch's Kol Nidrei arrangement.

A Biography of Chief Rabbi Ch. Kreiswirth, Chief Rabbi of Antwerp (since 1953) with many documents and pictures. Open invitation to anybody to participate and share information and experiences.

We are the Cyprus Jewish Community Center, and have approx 400 families. Established in September 2003, we are the first and only synagogue in Cyprus, and at present, thank G-d, have just finished building the first synagogue and center, which includes a women's Mikvah.

Tonnes of news of KH-activities in Denmark

The European Association for Jewish Culture is a grant-making body whose mission is to support artistic creativity and achievement, and encourage access to Jewish culture across Europe.

Home page of the European Council of Jewish Communities (ECJC)

Based in Paris, with offices in Brussels, Strasbourg, Berlin and Budapest, the EJC federates and co-ordinates the 40 elected leaders of national Jewish communities in Europe, encompassing approximately 2.5 million Jews

European Union of Jewish Students

Information about the 1st Sephardic Event in Almería (SPAIN)

Our new Website has historical info about Jewish germany, much is still in german, will be translated Schalom

A Berlin located charity promoting the dissemination of one of the largest European Jewish internet programmes, haGalil. We also have English pages containing info for U.S. residents

Jewish school in Brussels.

Gesher - Forum für Diasporakultur promotes Jewish cultural events both by its own members and others, especially where these events bring expropriated Jewish spaces back into use. Gesher's members, predominantly Jewish, come from a variety of religious backgrounds, and many moved to Berlin from other European countries. They meet regularly with invited speakers, and to discuss texts on contemporary issues in relation to Judaism and Jewishness. Gesher - Forum für Diasporakultur seeks links with various minority cultures in Berlin, and provides a forum for the free exchange of ideas.

Golem a European Jewish magazine published in Berlin by Meshulash covers contributions from all over Europe ranging from secular to orthodox