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Un rabino nacido en Beirut y la memoria de la comunidad judía libanesa

Elie Abadie, que dejó Líbano hace más de cincuenta años, sigue unido a sus raíces.

By Lebanese Lobby Newsdesk 1 h ago · 1 min read

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El rabino Elie Abadie, nacido en Líbano, dijo a AFP que sus raíces libanesas siguen siendo parte de él. Los judíos de Líbano convivieron generaciones con cristianos y musulmanes, sobre todo en Wadi Abu Jamil.

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