When It Comes to the Jerusalem Consulate, the U.S. Should Do Nothing
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The Ruins of a Remote Jewish Community in Morocco Could Be a Treasure Trove for Researchers
The Tamanart genizah.
In the middle of the last century, Morocco was home to some 250,000 Jews. Today, their descendants make up a sizeable portion of Israel’s population. Ofer Aderet reports on the discovery of the remains of a forgotten Moroccan Jewish community deep in the Atlas Mountains, near the Sahara Desert:
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The Ruins of a Remote Jewish Community in Morocco Could Be a Treasure Trove for Researchers
The Tamanart genizah.