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This, Frantzman wrote in a Facebook post, “literally illustrates the disunity of Judaism.”

For now, the plan is just that – a plan. But once the new section is built, will it attract more Diaspora Jews who say they don’t come to Israel because they feel underrepresented there?

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“There will be no more excuses,” said Hagay Elizur, a senior director in Israel’s Ministry of Public Diplomacy and Diaspora Affairs.

 

(JNS)


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The author is Director of International Communications for a leading Israeli think tank and veteran journalist