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With Larnaca synagogue and museum, small Cypriot Jewish community has big plans

By Larry Luxner

Home to 3,500 Jews, the predominantly Greek-speaking Republic of Cyprus is currently enjoying an unprecedented boom in Israeli tourism — and has five Chabad houses and counting

With Larnaca synagogue and museum, small Cypriot Jewish community has big plans

By Larry Luxner

Home to 3,500 Jews, the predominantly Greek-speaking Republic of Cyprus is currently enjoying an unprecedented boom in Israeli tourism — and has five Chabad houses and counting

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