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July 2026: The Naomi Prawer Kedar Yiddish Summer Program in Tel Aviv

 Registration is open for the Naomi Prawer Kedar International Summer Program for studying Yiddish language and culture, which will take place in July 2026 on the Tel Aviv University campus.

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The intensive Yiddish courses, conducted by Ya'ad Biran, Mira-Rivka Blum, Eli'ezer Niborski, and Miriam Trinh, will be offered at four levels between July 5 and 30, 2026. The program also includes a variety of cultural events and a research forum.

Further details (registration, scholarships, and more) can be found on the website: https://international.tau.ac.il/Yiddish_Summer_Program

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