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Swansea Hebrew Congregation has sold its synagogue, because the city's dwindling Jewish population can no longer afford to keep it open.

The decline of what was once a thriving Jewish population in the city mirrors a decline in such communities throughout Wales over the past 50 years. Tom Singleton reports.

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