Andorra's Jewish Community Faces Unique Challenges in Preserving Faith

Despite living peacefully, Andorra's Jews navigate legal and cultural obstacles in practicing their religion.

Andorra's Jewish community of 73 worships in a community center that cannot be legally designated as a synagogue.
The principality's regulations prohibit the consecration of non-Catholic houses of worship.
Andorra has no history of antisemitism, partly due to the absence of Jews until World War II.
Local Jews are working to establish a Jewish cemetery, negotiating for land to accommodate 100 graves.
The community struggles with maintaining traditions, such as kosher practices and securing rabbis for religious events.