On August 28, 2006, a group of young people from Israel visited the Jewish cemetery in Zambrow. The project was supported by the Foundation for the Preservation of the Jewish Heritage in Poland.
Young Israelis cut down the bushes, cleaned the fallen matzevot and wrote down the inscriptions. more »

We are glad to inform you that the Foundation has finished the first stage of the preparation to the complex renovation of the synagogue in Zamość, meaning completion of the technical documentation. We have also succeeded to obtain the legal permission for the renovation works, which will more »

We are glad to present some fragments of Mr. Gary Liption's report on his last trip to Ivansk cemetery, where we was supervising the placing of matzevot on the cemetery enclosure wall. Dear family and friends,
 Norton Taichman and I just returned from a week in Poland. I more »

We invite you to read an essay, originally a letter, written by Mr Michael Traison. This short text commemorates Mr Efriam Ben Dor, the initiator of the Rozan cemetery restoration project.

ANGELS AND GIBORIM
by Michael Traison

Dear Michal,
In my interaction more »

Foundation for the Preservation of Jewish Heritage in Poland, in cooperation with the Lomza Jewish Cemetery Foundation (www.lomza.org) is conducting clean-up works at the Jewish cemetery in Lomza. Photos taken during the clean-up are to be found in the Gallery linked below.

We are glad to invite everyone to see new pictures of the Jewish cemetery in Ivansk (Iwaniska), where a new fence, erected by the Foundation for the Preservation of Jewish Heritage in Poland and the PJCRP is being completed.

An interesting article about the Foundation for the Preservation of Jewish Heritage in Poland has been published by The Jewish Press, America's largest independent Jewish weekly: http://www.jewishpress.com/page.do/18427/Po%2DLin.html more »

On August 13, a group of young people form Germany, Ukraine, Canada, Czech Republik and Poland were cleaning up the Jewish cemetery in Bialystok, at Wschodnia street.
They were invited by Lucja Lisowska-the Foundation's associate and the director fo the Center for Civic Education more »

In July, 2006, 3 student camps organized by the Foundation for the Preservation of the Jewish Heritage in Poland took place in the Podkarpacie and Lubelszczyzna regions (Przemysl, Lesko, Uher). Their aim was to gather information for the “Jews in Poland” multimedia web portal that more »