Dancing at Izzak Synagogue, Krakow, Israeli Independence Day

[giubica1]

This is not really an Israeli dance, but a Romanian dance, a hora. See jewish ro hora: "As about origins, the hora (danced in circle) comes from Romania".

[PAJAYouth]

Wonderful. I will write to you later at your email address.

[PAJAYouth]

Dear abigailep. Please search in YouTube for PAJANow. There are moe videos from my organization. If you look at the first 2 (I think) YOu will learn a lot about young jews in Poland. Look at "Jewish in Poland" and Contemporary jewish life in Czetochowa" Let me know what you think. Also If would like very much to be able to communicate by email. let me know if you are interested.

[PAJAYouth]

Not correct. Many young people, not all halachic, have discovered their Jewish roots and have joined together to explore what it means to them. Many have become shabass observers, many take classes with Rabbi Boaz, and parrticipate in observances of passover, chanukah, purim, RH, YK etc. Their name is czulent. They have a website. I am an American Jew living in Krakow where I run a non-profit org call PAJA. Tell me about yourself.

[PAJAYouth]

Several hundred

[PAJAYouth]

His name is Boaz Pash. He is the Rabbi of Krakow and a much better Rabbi than dancer.