History of the Jews in Andorra

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An estimated 100 Jews live in Andorra.[1] In 2000, the Jewish community opened and consecrated a synagogue and a cultural center. This Jewish community has suffered no discrimination and is well integrated into the overall society of Andorra.

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  1. ^ US Dept of State information
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