There's an old pattern in Jewish history that keeps resurfacing: when dictators face collapse, they blame the Jews. Nowhere is this more evident today than in Venezuela. Once one of Latin America's wealthiest countries, Venezuela has been reduced to an economic abyss by hyperinflation, a broken health system, and empty supermarket shelves.More than 7.7 million citizens have fled – a displacement crisis comparable to wartime Syria – and the country's Jewish population has plummeted from 20,000-