In a country often seen as hostile to Jews, Iran’s Jewish community remains one of the oldest in the Middle East. Nearly 10,000 Jews continue to practice their faith, operating synagogues, kosher restaurants, and schools, even under the watchful eye of the regime. Rooted in ancient Persia and shaped by Queen Esther’s legacy, their story is one of resilience, maintaining traditions that have withstood exile, persecution, and revolution.
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