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2 Lavori di restauro, finanziati da donatori privati e da un imprenditore libanese, sono in corso presso la principale sinagoga nel centro di Beirut, dopo l'approvazione del governo libanese e degli i Hezbollah.

"Ci auguriamo che questa iniziativa farà crescere ancora una volta la comunità ," ha detto Isaac Arazi L'ebraismo è una delle 17 fedi riconosciute nel paese dei cedri e la comunità ebraica conta circa 20.000 persone
Renovation work underway at Beirut's main synagogue - Haaretz ...

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