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Posted By admin on November 3, 2021

Communities of Jews live in the Gulf states, strengthening their Jewish identity together in the Arab majority countries - and growing larger.

But with such an array of people across large regions, the AGJC wants to create a sense of companionship among them, in more ways than one.

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As our communities throughout the GCC experienced unprecedented growth over the past few years, we have seen more and more singles move here with an interest in establishing more permanent roots in the region, said AGJC President Ebrahim Dawood Nonoo.

The buzz around JSG has reverberated around the world and in the weeks leading up to the launch of the platform, we received interest from dozens of singles in the region, said AGJC Rabbi Dr. Elie Abadie.

We are starting with a website and hope to grow this into singles events and programs very soon. It is so important for us to work with singles living in our region to help them find relationships with other Jews.

By helping these singles find their spouses in the GCC, they are more likely to get married here and establish their families here, which in turn grows Jewish communal life," said Nonoo.

The rest is here:

Single Jew in the Gulf? A dating website can help you find your partner - The Jerusalem Post

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