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Tunisia

Jews flock to 2,500-year-old synagogue in Tunisia

Thousands of Jews from around the world have flocked to the ancient El Ghriba Synagogue in Tunisia, the oldest in Africa, for an annual five-day pilgrimage that begins 33 days after Passover.

Hundreds of Tunisian Jews to get Holocaust survivor status

A Holocaust Survivors nonprofit proved that even though no official Nazi decree was issued in Tunisia, women and children had to carry out forced labor during the war.

Tunisia Jewish Community mobilizes to protect its heritage

The Tunisian Jewish community, supported by the local authorities, is working to restore their heritage in Sousse, Monastir and Nabeul.

Nearly 5,000 Pilgrims Expected At Ghriba Pilgrimage

Canceled in 2020 and 2021 due to the Coronavirus pandemic, the annual...

Only a faithful few make it as Djerba pilgrimage resumes after COVID break

The annual Jewish pilgrimage to the ancient Ghriba synagogue on Tunisia’s Djerba island started without the usual thousands of pilgrims, due to restrictions to stem the coronavirus pandemic.

Second attack on Jewish resident of Djerba in less than two weeks

A Jewish woman in her twenties was strangled and assaulted by two men, near her home on the island of Djerba in Tunisia.

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