Squatters Occupy Venezuela Synagogue
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Haaretz – A group of more than 20 homeless people occupied a synagogue on Monday in Caracas, arguing that the building had been abandoned and they needed a home.
The three-storey Beth Abraham synagogue in the Alta Florida neighborhood of the Venezuelan capital has been undergoing renovation for the last two years, said representatives of Venezuela’s Jewish community.
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