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A tram arriving at Garibaldi Square in Nice, France on August 10, 2010. (Myrabella/Wikimedia Commons)

Jewish schools and synagogues in Nice to remain closed Friday for fear of terrorist attacks

“We’re all feeling threatened,” the French city’s chief rabbi said after three people were killed by a Tunisian man at an iconic church.

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Man tries to break into French Jewish school while shouting anti-Semitic slurs

The guard at Nice’s Or Torah hit the panic button and physically blocked the man from entering the institution’s premises.

The Grand Synagogue of Nice used to be packed on Shabbat, but today there are more empty seats than occupied ones. (Photo courtesy of Consistoire Nice/Henri Belhassen)

Hit by terror and a sluggish economy, Nice’s once-vibrant Jewish community faces uncertain future

According to the most conservative estimates, the Jewish population of the Mediterranean city is half what it was in the 1990s.

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