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at The 92nd Street Y, New York. Supported by The Elie Wiesel Foundation for Humanity
Mar 25, 2001
In the third of three evenings, arranged by 30 Jewish Community Centers in North America to discuss the question of how to take Judaism seriously, Rabbi David Woznica engages Professor Wiesel in dialogue. Professor Wiesel talks about how hard he works: writing, teaching but most of all studying. He urges the next generation to go and study, zil gamor. According to EW, the beauty of study for a Jew is that it links you to Hillel across 2,500 years of history. It is also one of the gifts that the Jewish people have given the world: their passion for learning. Immediately after the war, all Professor Wiesel wanted was to resume the tractate of Talmud which for him had been interrupted. Professor Wiesel has continued to study the Talmud and tells his audience: Talmud every day. Never give that up.
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