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Historic Prague synagogue used on Yom Kippur for the first time since the Holocaust

The Klausen Synagogue in Prague held its first Jewish service since WWII, symbolizing a resurgence of Jewish life in the city.

By SHIRA LI BARTOV/JTA
14/10/2024
Jerusalem Great Synagogue

Grapevine: Synagogue scene

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Edelstein's synagogue disputes claim they called police on women distributing hostage flyers

"The arrest of the women who placed the leaflets - madness, unequivocally disproportionate. We have no problem with what they did," Mauda told N12.

Political protests must stay out of synagogues

The plight of the hostages and their families is a matter of life and death. The public’s frustration with perceived government inaction is understandable, and calls for action are justified.

Grapevine: Local language

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The Great Synagogue

Grapevine: Synagogue seating

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Ben-Gvir: Jews allowed to pray on Temple Mount, I would build a synagogue

"If I were to say that Muslims are not allowed to pray, you would kill me," Ben-Gvir said.

By YAKI ADAMKER , JERUSALEM POST STAFF
26/08/2024

One of Miami’s oldest synagogues plans to close next summer, citing costly upkeep

After more than a century, one of South Florida’s oldest Jewish synagogues is planning to move out by next summer.

By LAUREN COSTANTINO/MIAMI HERALD/TNS
13/08/2024

Prominent German cantor and opera singer is killed in what police say was a family dispute

Munich’s Beth Shalom congregation seeks donations for cantor Nikola David’s family after his killing by his son, sparking community grief.

By TOBY AXELROD/JTA
13/08/2024
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