As the sun set over Kochi’s historic Jew Town neighborhood, Keith Hallegua donned a gray kippah and began a solitary walk to the synagogue at the end of his cobbled street. Hallegua is the synagogue’s last local congregant—the only Jew left in Jew Town. They ache for what’s already gone and work to preserve what’s left. In the 1950s, much of the Jewish community in Kochi (historically known as Cochin), a seaport on India’s southwestern coast, immigrated to Israel. They left b

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