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Un rabbin né à Beyrouth et la mémoire de la communauté juive du Liban

Le rabbin Elie Abadie, parti il y a plus de cinquante ans, reste attaché à ses racines libanaises.

By Lebanese Lobby Newsdesk 9 h ago · 1 min read
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Le rabbin Elie Abadie, né au Liban, a confié à l'AFP que ses racines libanaises comptent toujours pour lui.

Les Juifs du Liban ont vécu des générations aux côtés des chrétiens et des musulmans, notamment à Wadi Abou Jmil. Leur histoire fait partie du Liban pluraliste que nous défendons.

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