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In Australia’s remote Tasmania, Jews welcome a rare visit from a former Israeli chief rabbi

“It’s a long way from anything,” said a longtime resident of the island state.

A non-denominational yeshiva opens in Scotland, inspired by models in US and Israel

“We just thought there’s so much need in the U.K. for a bit more education, something that goes a little bit deeper, something that’s accessible, something that’s open to people,” said co-founder Jessica Spencer.

Landmark exhibits shed light on life in German displaced person camps after the Holocaust

Although they had survived the Holocaust, Jews and others were “totally at the end of their rope physically and mentally,” said one Jewish woman born in a DP camp.