A new museum tells the story of Singapore’s Jews, starting with Baghdad – In their 200 years of rich history, the Jews of Singapore have never had a place of their own to show off the story of their people, until now.

A new museum tells the story of Singapore’s Jews, starting with Baghdad – In their 200 years of rich history, the Jews of Singapore have never had a place of their own to show off the story of their people, until now. | JPost

Singapore’s Jewish history is palpable on its streets: There’s Manasseh Lane and Meyer Road, named for the hugely influential Manasseh Meyer, a Baghdadi Jew and early leader of the Jewish community who helped open two of its Sephardic synagogues.

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A new museum tells the story of Singapore’s Jews, starting with Baghdad – In their 200 years of rich history, the Jews of Singapore have never had a place of their own to show off the story of their people, until now. | JPost

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A new museum tells the story of Singapore’s Jews, starting with Baghdad – In their 200 years of rich history, the Jews of Singapore have never had a place of their own to show off the story of their people, until now. | JPost

A new museum tells the story of Singapore’s Jews, starting with Baghdad – In their 200 years of rich history, the Jews of Singapore have never had a place of their own to show off the story of their people, until now. | JPost

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