35 teachers from Central, S. America certified as 'Jewish educators in the Diaspora'
"The educators and teachers in the Diaspora are at the forefront of Jewish education," says Diaspora Affairs Minister Nahman Shai.
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"The educators and teachers in the Diaspora are at the forefront of Jewish education," says Diaspora Affairs Minister Nahman Shai.
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