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Jerba

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Jerba [ˈdʒɜːbə]
n
(Placename) a variant spelling of Djerba


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A moving description is offered of how the artist worked for months with potters in Jerba, Tunisia, to create twenty-one jars following local styles.
Le Musee Cannibale by Roberts, Allen F. / African Arts
Despite widespread Arab anger at Israel's military brutality and settlements policy, Tunisia welcomed an estimated 1,300 Jews, including dozens of Israeli pilgrims, to the festival of El Ghriba in Jerba, 210 miles south of Tunis, according to a May 11 Reuters report.
Israelis Attend Jewish Festival in Tunisia by Washington Report on Middle East Affairs
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