Beth Loubavitch of Paris is holding its annual summer seminar in Les Deux Alpes, with Torah learning, a summer yeshiva and Gan Israel programming for families and children. Full Story, Photos
By COLlive reporter
Photos: David Karsenty
The annual summer seminar of Beth Loubavitch of Paris is underway in Les Deux Alpes in the French Alps, bringing together Jewish families for weeks of Torah learning, davening and activities.
The 2026 seminar is being held at the Hôtel Panorama from August 2 through August 23, according to Beth Loubavitch. The official program includes classes for participants at different levels, along with outdoor activities, games and workshops.
The seminar is organized by Beth Loubavitch of Paris, headed by Head Shliach Rabbi Mendy Azimov.
A program of learning for adults is being led by Rabbi Levi Azimov, while a summer yeshiva program for bochurim is under the direction of Rabbi Shmuel Lubecki.
Gan Israel programming for children is being directed by Levi Laskar and Rabbi Levi Maimoun.
A kosher grocery is also available at the resort, where participants can purchase kosher food as well as prepared meals for Shabbos.
The seminar in Les Deux Alpes has long served as a European summer destination for Jewish families, combining the Alpine setting with an organized Jewish environment and Torah study. Beth Loubavitch describes the program as a European study seminar for young people and families.
Photos from this year’s program show the mountain setting, the hotel, shiurim and learning sessions, davening in the hotel synagogue and the various programs taking place throughout the seminar.
