'Safest place in the world': Israeli families on living in the UAE - in pictures
Israeli jeweller Adi Zamir says people who asked why he moved his business and family to Dubai no longer question his decision. Antonie Robertson / The National
Kelly and Roy Masliah with their children Eyal, Aaron and Noa. The family moved from Paris to Dubai and says the relaxed environment makes them enjoy the quality of life. Antonie Robertson / The National
French Jews Mr and Mrs Masliah said a supportive community was critical to their decision to move with their children. Antonie Robertson / The National
Mr Zamir with his daughters Hila and Shira and wife Hagit Zamir in the lobby of his Dubai apartment. He describes the emirate as the safest place in the world. Antonie Robertson / The National
Rabbi Levi Duchman at the Jewish Community Centre in Dubai. Pawan Singh / The National
Staff preparing challah bread at the centre. Pawan Singh / The National
The first Jewish nursery in Dubai, named Mini Miracles. Pawan Singh / The National
Rabbi Mendel gives bread packets to the children on Shabbat at the nursery. Pawan Singh / The National
A woman prays at the Jewish Community Centre in Dubai. Pawan Singh / The National
Inside the centre. Pawan Singh / The National
The centre has a small synagogue inside. Pawan Singh / The National
Inside view of the Jewish Community Centre in Dubai. Pawan Singh / The National
The Mini Miracles nursery has more than 40 pupils enrolled. Pawan Singh / The National
