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Iranian Jewish Community Earns Rare Respect Amid Tensions in Tehran Iran's Jewish community of about 20,000, led by Chief Rabbi Graami, maintains religious life and peaceful coexistence despite geopolitical tensions and Iran's stance against Israel. Their resilience recently earned them rare respect from the Iranian regime.
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What happened 01 Iran's Jewish community numbers around 20,000 and maintains active religious life. 02 Chief Rabbi Yousef Hamadani Cohen leads the community amid geopolitical tensions. 03 Iranian Jews coexist peacefully with Muslim neighbors and face less synagogue security threats than in the West. 04 The community has access to all religious needs and practices Jewish law freely. 05 A recent act by the Jewish community earned them notable respect from the Iranian regime. 06 The community operates about 60 active synagogues across Iran. Translated and summarized by baba from Maariv , the latest report. Read Maariv’s original The coverage
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