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A 200-year-old Torah scroll survived the Holocaust, now it found a home in Oro Valley

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By Kenny Darr Click here for updates on this story     ORO VALLEY, Arizona (KGUN) — For the Jewish community, a Torah serves as an instruction manual for navigating their faith and interpersonal relationships. Now, a nearly 200-year-old version, once at risk of destruction during the Holocaust, has found a new home in Oro Valley. Donated by a local resident, the sacred artifact carries a powerful story of survival and resilience. The Chabad of …
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