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

MELBOURNE, Australia (JR) — Tasmania, Australia’s smallest state in both population and size, is home to about half a million people. It is best known for its rugged terrain, its breathtaking natural beauty and its unique animal species — including the Tasmanian devil and the now extinct thylacine, or Tasmanian tiger. But Tasmania has also […]

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