First Person Global A French Muslim woman reflects on her visit with Tunisia’s tiny Jewish community By Samia Hathroubi May 9, 2018 3:03 pm A view of the ceremony after the Pilgrimage of the Ghriba on the Tunisian island of Djerba. (Samia Hathroubi) Advertisement (Samia Hathroubi is a human rights and interfaith activist, and a freelance Europe coordinator for the Foundation for Ethnic Understanding.) RELATED: In Tunisia, an ancient Jewish community braves uncertain future Share this:TwitterFacebookWhatsAppEmail
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