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Most young Jews are educated in Indian schools where English is the language of instruction and are highly proficient in English and technology. They see their country as a place of opportunity, especially in high-tech jobs and "call centers which pay extremely well," according to Antony Korenstein, country director of the JDC in India.
Tahiti's community of some 200 Jews is among the farthest flung in the world.
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