In Pisac, Hebrew is often heard more consistently on the streets than English or Quechua, the most widely spoken of Peru’s indigenous languages. The local Chabad rabbi said that 50-100 people ...

In Pisac, a town of 10,000 nestled in the Andes, Hebrew is often heard more consistently than English or local dialects. PISAC, Peru (JTA) — About 20 miles northeast of the tourist capital of ...