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October 28, 2022

Leaving an Increasingly Hostile France, a Fast-Growing Immigrant Group Is Making Its Own Mark on Israel

The new French wave.

In the past decade, according to official Israel statistics, 41,860 French Jews have resettled in Israel, a not-insignificant proportion of France’s Jewish population of roughly 500,000. As Matti Friedman observes, this wave of immigrants has begun to leave a mark on the Jewish state:

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October 28, 2022

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  2. Leaving an Increasingly Hostile France, a Fast-Growing Immigrant Group Is Making Its Own Mark on Israel

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