Synagogue
Most Israeli Jews fast on Yom Kippur, while over half take part in prayer services, survey finds
Only a small number of those reported to be fasting partially or not at all are older people, according to the survey data, suggesting that the reasons are more linked to health or principle.
An American perspective: Why Yom Kippur still brings Jews together, even without belief - opinion
Budapest Jewish community reopens, rededicates 100-year-old historic Rákospalota synagogue
Jerusalem Reform synagogue egged on Rosh Hashanah in second attack in a month
France arrests six suspects over alleged synagogue terror plot near Paris
France’s anti-terror prosecutor said the suspects were arrested after a suspicious vehicle was found near a Sarcelles synagogue, prompting an evacuation.
Parashat Va'ethanan: The positive within the negative
The Ten Commandments are not an independent list of fundamental principles, but rather the nucleus from which the entire Torah unfolds - its genetic code.
Sydney's synagogue leaders give evidence on antisemitism to Royal Commission following Bondi attack
Foster noted "warning signs that Holocaust survivors, and indeed the Jewish community, recognize because they have seen where such patterns can lead if they're left unchallenged."
Australia synagogues forced to cancel services, divert funds to cover security costs
Counsel assisting Richard Lancaster told the commission that synagogues have canceled Friday night services because they "couldn’t afford to pay a guard."
Inside America’s first prison synagogue: New exhibit tells the story of Jewish inmates who built it
While founded by Quakers and long Christian-oriented, Eastern State hosted Jewish prisoners as early as the 1800s.
Beyond the Headlines: New synagogue in Kissufim, with the old Torah ark from Gush Katif - opinion
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Some 300 evacuated after car with military-grade weapon found near Paris synagogue
French Interior Minister Laurent Nuñez said that an investigation was underway and that a "military weapon" had been found in the vehicle.
As global antisemitism rises, demand for Israeli real estate is growing
Growing protests at Israeli property events overseas haven't deterred buyers seeking homes and a stronger connection to Israel.
Venice art installation grapples with its Jewish history at 61st International Art Exhibition
At once playful, spiritual, and unsettling, Nabatele imagines a Jewish house of worship without ground beneath it.
Two Bnei Brak minors charged in alleged theft of nearly NIS 100,000 worth of silver from synagogues
Police said the investigation began after officers received complaints of break-ins at multiple locations in Bnei Brak, including a synagogue, a residence, and a supermarket.
