Once a bustling center of Jewish life, the small Balkan community numbered some 70,000 people in its heyday, and although its numbers have dwindled after the Nazi invasion and Yugoslav wars, optimism is not in short supply among its members

The Mapping Project, imitated by pro-Palestinian activist collective, say they're using it to show 'institutional support for the colonization of Palestine'; local Jews call it 'demonization of the Boston Jewish community'