Libyan Jews whose graves were bulldozed during Gaddafi era remembered in Rome – Names of 1,800 deceased memorialized on series of marble plaques in Italian Jewish cemetery after former North African dictator destroyed nearly all Jewish grave sites

Libyan Jews whose graves were bulldozed during Gaddafi era remembered in Rome – Names of 1,800 deceased memorialized on series of marble plaques in Italian Jewish cemetery after former North African dictator destroyed nearly all Jewish grave sites | Timesofisrael

JTA — Many in the Libyan-Jewish diaspora know that even if they return to Libya someday, they would never again be able to visit the graves of their parents, grandparents or other loved ones who lived in the country while it was home to more than 30,000 Jews.

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Libyan Jews whose graves were bulldozed during Gaddafi era remembered in Rome – Names of 1,800 deceased memorialized on series of marble plaques in Italian Jewish cemetery after former North African dictator destroyed nearly all Jewish grave sites | Timesofisrael

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Libyan Jews whose graves were bulldozed during Gaddafi era remembered in Rome – Names of 1,800 deceased memorialized on series of marble plaques in Italian Jewish cemetery after former North African dictator destroyed nearly all Jewish grave sites | Timesofisrael

Libyan Jews whose graves were bulldozed during Gaddafi era remembered in Rome – Names of 1,800 deceased memorialized on series of marble plaques in Italian Jewish cemetery after former North African dictator destroyed nearly all Jewish grave sites | Timesofisrael

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