Wadi Abu Jamil (Arabic: وادي أبو جميل, French: Wadi Abou Jamil) is the former Jewish quarter in Beirut, Lebanon, located in the city's central district. == History == Formerly known as Wadi al-Yahoud (meaning "Valley of the Jews"), the quarter was the center of the Lebanese Jewish community, with Beirut's largest and most important synagogue, the Maghen Abraham Synagogue, located there.
Wadi Abu Jamil (Arabic: وادي أبو جميل, French: Wadi Abou Jamil) is the former Jewish quarter in Beirut, Lebanon, located in the city's central district. == History == Formerly known as Wadi al-Yahoud (meaning "Valley of the Jews"), the quarter was the center of the Lebanese Jewish community, with Beirut's largest and most important synagogue, the Maghen Abraham Synagogue, located there.
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