While there are politically conservative Jews who also attend Conservative synagogues, there are also politically liberal Jews who attend services at those same synagogues.
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It will soon publish Synagogues of Ukraine: Volhynia, a monograph by Dr. Sergey Kravtsov and Dr. Vladimir Levin that covers 39 extant and 302 vanished synagogues in the Eastern European country.
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Since the Pittsburgh attack in October, the Jewish Community Relations Council of New York has conducted over 200 security assessments of synagogues by request and has received inquires from additional synagogues since Saturday.
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The writer is director of the National Council of Synagogues.
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Churches, mosques and synagogues can advocate for imprisoned religious leaders.
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He often depicted rituals at synagogues and religious classroom sessions.
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Here, you'll find synagogues, mosques, Dutch houses, and English villages.
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Now it is full of neglected sites and abandoned synagogues.
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"They are happening in grocery stores, churches, synagogues and streets."
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We want to go to our synagogues and feel safe.
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We want to go to our synagogues and feel safe.
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Three synagogues in the area had also sponsored refugee families.
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The synagogues were definitely worth a visit, he told me.
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Seeing some heartburn over guns in synagogues to protect worshippers.
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Soldiers have been protecting our synagogues and mosques for a year.
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In these churches and synagogues, the underground art scene thrives — literally.
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It is one of the oldest synagogues in the Western Hemisphere.
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How many churches, synagogues and mosques will give shelter to us?
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They're hitting soft targets and churches, and synagogues are soft targets.
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Public places include synagogues, churches, schools, restaurants, stores and public buses.
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They prayed in those synagogues and played cricket on the Maidan.
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The current king of Morocco, Mohammed VI, has begun a project of restoration of synagogues and Jewish cemeteries, restoring a dozen synagogues, 167 cemeteries, and 85033,600 graves, in recognition of the importance of Morocco's Jewish heritage.
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QUESTION: Do you think all churches and synagogues should have armed guards?
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And now it has inspired two different men to shoot up synagogues.
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Mosques, churches and synagogues in Ottoman cities were built side by side.
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That our synagogues should not be vandalized with swastikas and broken windows.
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This past weekend, Muslims did the same for six synagogues in Toronto.
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Synagogues were desecrated, shops were looted, and homes were destroyed or damaged.
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Purim begins on Monday night, but some synagogues are canceling their gatherings.
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Many synagogues and Jewish day schools have been amping up security measures.
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These new finds are fairly unique among art found in ancient synagogues.
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In many areas, they say, synagogues are closing for lack of members.
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In response to growing health concerns, multiple synagogues have canceled Purim festivities.
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Many of the largest and most important synagogues have been carefully restored.
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Elsewhere, people have defiled or threatened violence at Jewish cemeteries and synagogues.
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Attacks on synagogues have shaken the Jewish community elsewhere in the country.
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"We have far-right individuals walking into synagogues killing people," he said.
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Churches, synagogues, mosques, temples and other places of worship are considered sensitive locations.
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LIKE MOST American synagogues, the Kehilath Jeshurun congregation in Manhattan flaunts its Jewishness.
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" She continued, "I'm not going to same temples and synagogues they go to.
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These include not just churches, but mosques, synagogues, and other houses of worship.
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She does not pray in the men's section of the gender-segregated synagogues.
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With rare exceptions, there are three kinds of synagogues that survive at all.
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Powerful people called board members of synagogues and churches in Greater Cleveland Congregations.
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Two Jewish synagogues consider themselves the oldest in the nation, for different reasons.
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Synagogues, community centers and cemeteries around the country have been targeted this year.
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New York state police have increased patrols near synagogues and Jewish establishments, Gov.
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In Lexington, the attack is more comprehensive, involving schools, neighborhoods, churches and synagogues.
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One of them, he said, was his current assignment guarding yeshivas and synagogues.
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It's happening in Baptist churches, synagogues, mosques, gay bars, Home Depots, country concerts.
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Century-old synagogues are closing as the last few Jews disappear from rural Iowa.
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Sharon Osbourne reluctantly agrees with Donald Trump ... that we need armed security at Synagogues.
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The previous day, local Jews had worshipped in their synagogues on their Passover sabbath.
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He never accepted, though friends say he would attend Jewish friends' funerals at synagogues.
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Just throwing it out there, but spray-painting swastikas on synagogues doesn't help either.
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If I went to religious schools or synagogues, maybe my experience would be different.
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So they go give these trainings in parks, in libraries, churches, synagogues, homes, schools.
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For years now, France has deployed armed troops to protect Jewish synagogues and schools.
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While she waits, churches, synagogues and community organizations have provided her with financial assistance.
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In addition to synagogues, former Jewish schools have been renovated with the king's support.
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It is used even by some synagogues in the more liberal Conservative Jewish movement.
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Their services were held in small chapels, ornate synagogues, simple firehouses, and grand cathedrals.
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For example, while synagogues have been threatened, at least four mosques have been burned.
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At the height of its influence, Sarajevo had eight synagogues, serving some 12,000 Jews.
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Back then, the synagogues and Hebrew schools bore signs that read "Save Soviet Jewry".
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Haymaker's Lanski, who is Jewish, has seen anti-Semitic slurs cover synagogues in his city.
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Prosecutors later argued that Russell planned to use explosives on civilians, nuclear facilities, and synagogues.
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Some smaller synagogues in Pittsburgh have taken other precautions in response to last year's attack.
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At the height of the city's influence, Sarajevo had eight synagogues serving some 12,000 Jews.
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Temple Emanuel is one of two synagogues in Pueblo, a city of about 112,000 people.
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We've seen it in the attacks on mosques and synagogues, and against the LGBT community.
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He shared his life story with nearly 1,000 groups at schools, churches, synagogues and more.
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The Obama administration exempted churches, mosques, synagogues and other houses of worship from the requirement.
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As coronavirus spreads, churches, synagogues and mosques are taking precautions and adjusting their worship traditions.
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On Friday, the council said public gatherings in synagogues and schools should be severely limited.
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All those empty synagogues wait; all those unopened books and unsung words retain their meaning.
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The fact is that makeshift synagogues where Jews can gather to say Kaddish are ubiquitous.
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Four Muslim men were arrested in a plot to bomb two Bronx synagogues in 2009.
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Have you buried God in the majestic, ornamental tombs of your churches, synagogues and mosques?
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My fellow officers paid agents to paint swastikas on synagogues in New York and Washington.
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And over the last two years, gunmen have targeted worshipers at synagogues in Poway, Calif.
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The arrestee in that case was suspected of plotting to bomb synagogues and LGBTQ nightclubs.
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It is hard to imagine many synagogues remaining unguarded in the coming months and years.
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These churches, chapels, and synagogues may be abandoned, but much of their original architecture remains.
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Bomb threats terrorize mosques and synagogues; vandals attack Jewish cemeteries; confused racists attack South Asians.
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Public places include synagogues, churches, schools, restaurants, stores and public buses, according to the county.
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On Saturdays, they would make appeals for food and contributions at synagogues in the area.
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"We have that debate every single day in our synagogues and our community," Volvi Einhorn said.
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Visit local community sites of students, such as churches, synagogues, mosques, beauty salons or community centers.
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The NYPD has increased security at synagogues in New York City after the shooting in Pittsburgh.
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If we are to build walls around synagogues, we should also build bonds with our neighbors.
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People are not staying away from synagogues and there's a rise in pride, in being Jewish.
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Libraries were burned, mosques and synagogues destroyed, and their worshippers expelled, forced to convert, or killed.
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It would be an American faith tradition not unlike those found in nearby churches and synagogues.
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She shepherds us into the Remuh Temple, one of two functioning synagogues left in the city.
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Brewer's sentencing comes alongside a series of acts of vandalism targeting houses of worship, including synagogues.
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In November, it will launch the first-ever inventory of all the historic synagogues around Europe.
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As for religious diversity, Orange has seven churches, three synagogues, a mosque and a Hindu temple.
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It is no longer safe to be in synagogues and churches and shopping malls and schools.
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The New York Police Department has since been deploying more officers to protect synagogues and yeshivas.
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The attack took place on Howard Drive, a street close to several synagogues and kosher supermarkets.
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Other features, however, have been lost as these churches, chapels, and synagogues are overtaken by nature.
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North of Baku I visited two synagogues and a Shia mosque within sight of each other.
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As a singer for hire, Ms. Steiner sang solo and in choirs, at churches and synagogues.
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"Now again, they are breaking into synagogues and killing innocent people who are praying," she said.
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But watching some synagogues close and others consolidate, he decided to broaden his resume and sought ordination.
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The ghetto has five small 16th-century synagogues, but only two are used regularly by the community.
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"We can also not accept Jews going to synagogues and temples being treated as terrorists," he said.
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Over the past few months and years, there have been several attacks on churches, mosques, and synagogues.
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Merely to tighten security around synagogues in response is too isolationary, and misses the lesson of Halle.
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"Synagogues & places of worship are safe havens where communities come together to celebrate, pray, & reflect," Toomey tweeted.
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The kingdom has restored 110 synagogues, such as Slat Lkahal, which opened in Essaouira during the festival.
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From Tlemcen in western Algeria to Qamishli in Syria's north-eastern corner, ornate ancient synagogues rot away.
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"They don't need a second homeland," said a Salafist, after an Algerian minister suggested reopening the synagogues.
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The Old-New Synagogue is over 700 years old, one of the oldest existing synagogues in Europe.
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It's not to be found in books or lecture halls or even churches or synagogues or mosques.
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Some New York synagogues are pre-slicing the challah bread, which is typically torn, to minimize touching.
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We had teachers, schools and synagogues that, in word and deed, made everyone feel welcome and included.
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He showed us the remaining one of five synagogues and the stream where the Jews collected water.
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Its early years were susceptible to criticism, especially from local rabbis at synagogues with long membership rolls.
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The authorities have increased police patrols in ultra-Orthodox neighborhoods and bolstered security at synagogues and yeshivas.
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The breakdown does not show how many incidents involved synagogues or, as in this case, a church.
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But after the massacre at the Pittsburgh house of worship, synagogues like it aren't taking any chances.
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In the past year, two unaffiliated gunmen on opposite coasts entered synagogues and murdered Jews praying inside.
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Terrorist attacks on other religious institutions, such as churches and synagogues, totaled 213 over the same period.
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There were kosher butcher shops, delicatessens, synagogues and a Hillel academy, small jewelry shops and clothing stores.
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Many Jewish people hid from the inquisitors in wooden synagogues and a specific knock was required for entry.
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" He also describes public schools as "synagogues of Satan" — places where they're "indoctrinated into the homosexual political agenda.
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Yet even before the migrant influx, synagogues, Jewish schools and other organizations operated only under constant police protection.
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Mosques and synagogues have taken to hiring security in an effort to prevent attacks like the Christchurch shooting.
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In Abuja, the capital, there are at least four small communities of Igbo-speakers that have opened synagogues.
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The annual Jewish season of introspection culminated last Wednesday, when Jews congregated in synagogues for Yom Kippur observances.
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They slaughtered Muslims, burned Jews alive in synagogues and cut down Christians who happened to cross their path.
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The neighborhood was evolving from one that had been flush with synagogues and restaurants selling matzo ball soup.
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We don't want ceremonies to plant trees that no one needs, and we don't want donations for synagogues.
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"Judaism is also connected to crocodiles and hyenas, not just to synagogues and things like that," he said.
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Restoring three of the five synagogues and linking them to the museum would cost an estimated €12m ($13.5m).
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People dress up in costumes and families often attend carnivals put on by synagogues to mark the holiday.
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Several years ago, she was elected president of Congregation Ner Tamid, among the biggest synagogues in the state.
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Anti-Semitism is on the rise; three synagogues have been targets of shootings in the past year alone.
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Many brought with them memories of pogroms, of men invading synagogues with weapons, of blood on holy books.
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Nor did he create the synagogues, yeshivas, kosher certification enterprises and other institutions that the larger sects possess.
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They are scared about the security and safety situation at synagogues, Jewish summer camps and Jewish community centers.
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Jesus said, 'When you pray, be not as the hypocrites are, standing in the synagogues and street corners.
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Monday night marks the start of Purim, the Jewish holiday when children dress up and gather at synagogues.
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Personal Journeys A largely vanished world can be rediscovered (though not easily) in cemeteries, synagogues and winding streets.
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His 1543 treatise "On the Jews and Their Lies" calls for the burning of synagogues and Jewish homes.
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Houses of worship have been attacked several times in recent years, including shootings at synagogues in Poway, Calif.
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The authorities have boosted police patrols in ultra-Orthodox neighborhoods and bolstered security at area synagogues and yeshivas.
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Crowds packed the funerals, with long lines snaking through streets and busloads of people coming from synagogues nationwide.
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They carried signs identifying their churches and synagogues, and often citing the scriptures that motivated them to participate.
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He was a musical director for Los Angeles synagogues and a conductor for summer stock theater in Sacramento.
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Previous attempts to blow up synagogues or America-bound planes with printer-cartridges and booby-trapped underpants were botched.
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Exactly six months apart, two different shooters went into American synagogues during services with an intent to kill Jews.
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Ivanka Trump attended Georgetown University in the neighborhood, which has one of the few Orthodox Synagogues in downtown Washington.
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In all, 52% of Fidelity Charitable's donor-advised funds made grants to these organizations, including churches, synagogues and temples.
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Robbins says many local synagogues his Atlanta federation works with have also now added armed guards and metal detectors.
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In Orthodox synagogues, men and women sit separately in the sanctuary when they pray, with a divider separating them.
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Nosh bridges these gaps somewhat by having synagogues host some events, while others are hosted by restaurants and cafés.
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Herskowitz directed a delivery man bringing food to synagogues, homes of the shooting victims' families, and local Jewish schools.
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Some synagogues as well as churches in America host Muslim Friday prayers for congregations lacking a space to worship.
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In February Egypt's president, Abdel-Fattah al-Sisi, said he would build new synagogues if the country's Jews returned.
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The United States is home to about 400,000 churches, synagogues, mosques and other places of worship, the report said.
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Churches are offering mass online and on TV. Synagogues may stream readings of the Scroll of Esther for Purim.
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Some churches will offer Mass online and on TV. Synagogues streamed readings of the Scroll of Esther for Purim.
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Granted, an enormous distance remains to achieve equity, especially in Catholic, evangelical and Mormon churches and in Orthodox synagogues.
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Synagogues have proliferated, making it easy for residents to walk to services, as the rules of Sabbath observance require.
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They also included bomb threats called into Jewish centers, and swastikas drawn on synagogues, as part of their count.
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The shooting put religious leaders on edge and reignited conversations about securing churches, mosques, synagogues and other sacred spaces.
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The Youngstown Area Jewish Federation said it had arranged for extra security at the community center and area synagogues.
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Otherwise they're just legal-minded grifters, indifferent to the burdens they impose on synagogues and other small nonprofit organizations.
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A cavernous ark holds dozens of Torah scrolls collected from Alexandria's other synagogues that have been sold to developers.
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Churches may soon follow the example of many synagogues, and hire guards, or be given police or army protection.
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We are under threat of violence as we walk down a city street or enter our synagogues to pray.
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Atomic scientists organized a speakers' bureau: they spoke at Kiwanis clubs, at churches and synagogues, at schools and libraries.
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But his family was busy building a world to replace the one it had lost: schools, organizations, synagogues, campuses.
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"We were working with the other synagogues on what to do if something horrific like this happened," he said.
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We can open our Mosques and Synagogues to each other, as well as to the surrounding, largely Christian, community.
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The bill allows licensed handgun owners to legally carry their weapons in churches, synagogues and other houses of worship.
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Licensed handgun owners will be allowed to carry their weapons in places of worship such as churches and synagogues.
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Now Rabbi Goldstein and leaders like him in synagogues and other houses of worship are confronting their new reality.
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That is particularly demanding these days, when memberships at churches and synagogues nationwide are dwindling in numbers and resources.
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With hate crimes on the rise, it's not surprising that churches, synagogues and mosques are conducting active shooter drills.
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Incidents ranged from the physical assaults, to the desecration of Jewish graves, bomb threats and swastikas drawn on synagogues.
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That's a tough reality to confront for many synagogues, who take pride in their usually welcoming and open-door environment.
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After the Pittsburgh massacre, there were shootings at two more American synagogues: one in Poway, California, and another in Miami.
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The New York Police Department and the Los Angeles Police Department announced they will send officers to protect local synagogues.
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In the U.S., it's been linked to five deaths, and has allegedly plotted attacks that targeted nuclear facilities and synagogues.
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A bipartisan group of House lawmakers has introduced legislation that would bolster security at synagogues and other houses of worship.
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The complaint alleges that Tobin directed the group's "Great Lakes cell" to target and vandalize synagogues in Michigan and Wisconsin.
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Federal authorities have accused a New Jersey man of ordering the vandalism of synagogues in Michigan and Wisconsin in September.
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Something similar already played out in the city's mosques during Friday prayers and in synagogues at Shabbat services on Saturday.
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Schools, churches and synagogues, and other gathering areas in the containment zone will be closed, though businesses can remain open.
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In the United States, attacks on synagogues by white-supremacist gunmen have led the growing list of assaults on Jews.
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In the decades that followed, Jews from other places joined American synagogues, many bringing memories that American Jews had forgotten.
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Jerry Saltz quite justly assessed the Polish Synagogues series (130 pieces over three years) as the apex of Stella's career.
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The original names of the Jewish neighborhoods where many of these synagogues have stood for centuries have also been reinstated.
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In the past year, the group's members have held rallies outside synagogues and in town squares in Norway and Sweden.
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"Thank God all the churches and synagogues are calling us, willing to help, willing to share their space," he said.
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PITTSBURGH — As the sun went down on Friday, they walked into synagogues across the country in solidarity and in grief.
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In recent years, to make better use of the space, two other synagogues were invited to worship at the building.
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It found that Poland had only partly complied with an obligation to return communal Jewish property like synagogues and cemeteries.
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Thus far, all he has talked about has been arming synagogues in America and supporting the death penalty for Bowers.
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And he would point to the bar-mitzvah parties and the empty synagogues and the latest Bill Maher YouTube clip.
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Israeli politician Isaac Herzog said some synagogues in New Zealand would be closed on Saturday, the Jewish day of prayer.
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Adas Israel Synagogue is one of two synagogues in the Duluth Jewish community, according to the St. Paul Jewish Federation.
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That was almost a year after so-called Kristallnacht, when Nazi-inspired mobs burned synagogues and destroyed Jewish-owned shops.
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The 73th century: The Star of David—or Magen David, "Shield of David"—is used to decorate synagogues in Europe.
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Tobin told an FBI agent in October that he directed members of Group 1 to vandalize properties throughout the country, launching "Operation Kristallnacht" (in reference to the 1938 pogrom in Nazi Germany, in which Nazis torched synagogues, vandalized properties, and killed around 100 Jews) with other members to "tag the sh-t" out of synagogues.
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Under federal law, locations like churches and synagogues are technically public spaces that authorities could enter to conduct law enforcement actions.
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Hatfield explained that last Saturday more than 300 synagogues across the country had taken part in a Shabbat service welcoming refugees.
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"What you need is people who have networks through their synagogues, churches, mosques, businesses and even sports teams," Oliver told CNBC.
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We need to fill up those rooms, not run away from synagogue but on the contrary, let's fill up the synagogues.
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In fact, if synagogues started celebrating the high holidays with more emphasis on the "high," I'd become Orthodox in no time.
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Also known as the "Night of Broken Glass," Kristallnacht resulted in hundreds of Jewish synagogues and businesses being burned and destroyed.
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In 1964 he returned to Sighet to find the town prospering but the Jews forgotten, the closed synagogues filled with dust.
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Death awaits us at movies and nightclubs, at our elementary schools and colleges, in our synagogues, our mosques and our churches.
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Several hundred people, arriving in busloads from different mosques, stood shoulder to shoulder around the synagogues with one very clear message.
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And Jewish communities in countries devastated by the Holocaust still wait for the return of synagogues, schools and other communal property.
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Next week marks the 85033th anniversary of Kristallnacht, the attacks against synagogues and the murders of Jews in Germany and Austria.
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Henry Ford blamed the Jews for World War I, and white supremacist terrorists targeted eight synagogues for bombings between 1957-58.
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The database's 260,000 catalogue entries, the fruits of 30 years of research, range from modernist synagogues to ancient Hebrew illuminated manuscripts.
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Since President Donald Trump declared the coronavirus pandemic a national emergency, most churches, mosques, synagogues and temples have temporarily shut down.
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It was home to Jewish schools and hospitals, a library, bank, social clubs and seven synagogues, each serving a different trade.
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Firearms in places of worship Senate Bill 535 clarifies the possession of firearms at churches, synagogues or other places of worship.
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The killings also rekindled the national debate about how to assure safety at places of peace like synagogues, mosques and churches.
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I have heard the shofar blown in so many different synagogues before Jews of wildly different levels of religious of observance.
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Mr. Arthurs said the group had planned to use the stockpile to attack the nation's power grid, nuclear reactors and synagogues.
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That congregation – and the dozen synagogues and churches of the Upper Manhattan Interfaith Leaders Coalition – planned to meet with the Rev.
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Most synagogues and churches in the U.S. do not have the resources to install adequate security measures or hire security guards.
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Indeed, the scriptural reading in synagogues around the world Saturday focused on Abraham welcoming strangers, who turned out to be angels.
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For centuries before World War II, it was called the "Jerusalem of Lithuania" and bustled with synagogues, schools and Yiddish writers.
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New York State Police will have an increased presence outside synagogues across the state during the upcoming Jewish high holidays, Gov.
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"It's very scary," she said, of being Jewish in Rockland County, adding that she thinks synagogues should have more armed security.
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Right now, churches, synagogues or mosques that get involved in politics risk their tax exempt 501(c) status when they do.
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Children from local schools and synagogues were welcomed into the Oval Office to light the menorah and play dreidel with Clinton.
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It's in synagogues and cemeteries, in the facades of old buildings, in language, food and the memories of those who left.
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Cela expliquerait partiellement le déplacement de Français de confession juive vers Paris et la fermeture de synagogues par manque de fidèles.
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We began shopping around for synagogues when I was pregnant with my oldest child, but never committed to attending a service.
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The buildings lining the way, he recalls, crowded above one's head in an indistinguishable tangle: synagogues, Roman Catholic churches, and mosques.
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At expensive synagogues, such as New York City's Temple Emanu-El, prices for the top High Holiday seats can reach $2,970.
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Sephardic synagogues look different their Ashkenazic counterparts, too, often featuring decorative motifs influenced by the Islamic architecture prevalent in the Iberian Peninsula.
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There's a limit to how many armed guards can be deployed indefinitely to protect synagogues or stop Holocaust memorials from being vandalized.
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Men who killed Jews in synagogues in California and Pittsburgh blamed Jews for immigrant "invaders" and the "genocide of the european race".
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New York City police said Saturday they would deploy extra security to local synagogues and other houses of worship as a precaution.
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Instead, fear and intolerance seem to dominate the news and social media, with churches, synagogues and mosques increasingly caught in the crosshairs.
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Before the Bosnian 1992-95 war, Sarajevo was a multi-ethnic melting pot - mosques, churches and synagogues standing virtually side by side.
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Guglielmi tweeted Sunday that Deputy Superintendent Anthony Riccio has ordered heightened security at all Jewish schools, business and synagogues in the city.
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In Latvia, for example, hundreds of communal properties, including synagogues and schools that belonged to a once-thriving Jewish community, remain unreturned.
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Chinn has collected data on more than 1,600 "deadly force incidents" since 1733 at all houses of worship, including mosques, synagogues, etc.
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About 32 percent — $19603 billion — of a total of $373.25 billion Americans gave to charities went to churches, synagogues, mosques and temples.
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I've gone with my friends to mosque and to synagogues and all of that is something I find very moving and true.
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"He referred to the plan as 'my mountain' and to Jews and Synagogues as a 'cancer' to the community," the document said.
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On a more fundamental level, it means reevaluating all the cultural education and exchanges synagogues across America do on a daily level.
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Some of the most vibrant activity around synagogues every weekend has to do with food banking or raising funds for Syrian refugees.
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Some synagogues have approached this problem by only using English, or updating English translations of Hebrew words to make them gender-neutral.
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"Friends on boards of other synagogues have told me they've loosened it up because of Sixth and I's influence," Mr. Zuckerman said.
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What if as we pray and rejoice in our churches, synagogues and mosques, we are throwing handfuls of dirt on God's casket?
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The department's mission report also highlights recent attacks committed by white supremacists, including mass shootings at synagogues in Pittsburgh and Poway, Calif.
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The investigation uncovered social media posts by Anderson in which he called Jewish people "imposters" who "inhabited synagogues of Satan," Reilly said.
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M wants to visit one of the synagogues in Lisbon that held secret services during this period to learn more about it.
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Jews could not live in the Jewish Quarter of Jerusalem, where their forbearers had built homes and synagogues for thousands of years.
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Before the 1992-95 war, the city was a multi-ethnic melting pot - mosques, churches and synagogues standing virtually side by side.
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Many are part of the area's strictly Orthodox Jewish community, families who come and go to work, school, shopping, yeshivas and synagogues.
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The money pledged by Israel will go toward restoring places such as synagogues, schools and Jewish community centers damaged by the storm.
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These days, Mr. Schneider said, he works as a guard for Orthodox Jews, standing post outside synagogues, which he considers an honor.
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The plot, the agent alleged, involved shooting or bombing black churches and Jewish synagogues and doing harm to a gun store owner.
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It's telling synagogues to expect an influx of attendees during their Shabbat services and asking them to provide explanatory programming for newcomers.
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In the past decade, houses of worship — from synagogues to Christian churches to Sikh temples — have increasingly become targets for extremist violence.
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The state's Alcoholic Beverage Control Law prohibits liquor licenses for locations within 200 feet of schools, churches, synagogues and other places of worship.
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There's also pressure coming from Washington, as all 100 US senators called for more security at Jewish community centers, day schools and synagogues.
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Even more troubling ... he tells us synagogues everywhere are already considering moves to protect themselves in the wake of the anti-Semitic attack.
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Guglielmi said detectives were also investigating a spate of vandalism involving cars parked outside synagogues in the Rogers Park District of the city.
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This reports how many cars are found in the free car parks of synagogues, waterslide parks and so on when they are busiest.
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With astrology, there are no churches to visit, no synagogues to join, and no people standing in as deities or acting as clergy.
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He also suggested adding at least one phone inside synagogues -- something which is usually not allowed -- and unblocked some of the building's exits.
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The Department of Homeland Security (DHS) offers a grant to nonprofits, including Jewish institutions such as schools and synagogues, to enhance their security.
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I grew up in Teaneck, a town of 183,000 in northern New Jersey, which has, by my count, at least 18 Orthodox synagogues.
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There was Trump's dismissive response to bomb threats against synagogues and Jewish Community Centers, and to vandalism at Jewish cemeteries across the country.
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Friedman made his comments in an interview with a small media outlet — a newspaper called "Shviee" which is distributed in synagogues in Israel.
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Instead, they were instructed to arrest looters and confiscate materials recovered from synagogues and Jewish community centers, according to the US Holocaust Museum.
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Rabbi Panken had himself grown up in Reform Jewish synagogues, schools and day camps, and was ordained by Hebrew Union College in 1991.
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How often, I wonder, have Jews recited those lines and realized they will soon apply to the very synagogues in which they sit?
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The manifesto called for white Christian churches and Jewish synagogues to pay for projects like a black university and a Southern land bank.
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"My dear child," he wrote in December 1938, a month after Kristallnacht had seen synagogues and Jewish homes across Germany vandalized and burned.
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Sigmount Königsberg is the anti-Semitism commissioner for Berlin's Jewish Community, the organization that oversees synagogues and other aspects of local Jewish life.
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For decades, most American Jews felt safe to practice their religion, but now they pass through metal detectors to enter synagogues and schools.
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In many of these synagogues men and women don't just have different pronouns but different expectations for their bar or bat mitzvah day.
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Jewish authorities on Wednesday instructed all synagogues to close and to hold prayers outdoors, for no more than 10 people at a time.
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Jewish authorities on Wednesday instructed all synagogues to close and to hold prayers outdoors, for no more than 10 people at a time.
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Rabbis across North America told us how they are comforting their congregations and securing their synagogues in the wake of the Pittsburgh shooting.
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" And Rabbi Jonah Dov Pesner, director of the Religious Action Center of Reform Judaism, said in a statement, "Our synagogues cannot become bunkers.
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For several synagogues, that means canceled services and events, as well as changes to regular procedures — including at least one virtual bar mitzvah.
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Hundreds of clergy and worshippers of various faiths were killed at temples, synagogues, churches and mosques around the world this year, AP reports.
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Authorities do not believe there is an ongoing threat to other synagogues in the Pittsburgh area, but law enforcement there is on alert.
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The neo-Nazi symbol Pepe the frog was gleefully spread by Donald Trump Jr. Schools and synagogues have been defiled with anti-Semitism.
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Catholic churches are no longer being set alight by nativists, but synagogues and mosques are being vandalized by people on the same tip.
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The sweetmaker had been working in the neighborhood for years and had no idea that there were two enormous synagogues around the corner.
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And the day after the Christchurch terror attack, Shabbat services at synagogues across the country were canceled on the advice of the police.
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And, indeed, many synagogues have done so, turning to armed, off-duty law enforcement officials to discreetly provide security at services and other gatherings.
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Many locations, especially synagogues, are designed to be welcoming and this provides challenges: How do we balance being welcoming with being safe and secure?
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But the kind of anti-Semitism that's inspired two mass casualty attacks on synagogues to date is, in fact, a principally right-wing phenomenon.
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He says beefing up security at synagogues across the U.S.A. ain't gonna be cheap, and Uncle Sam's gotta chip in to make it happen.
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For Remnants, Janet Russek and David Scheinbaum photographed the synagogues, knisheries, delicatessens, and other survivors of Jewish heritage on New York's Lower East Side.
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She was commissioned to make fabric designs (some still in production today) and textile works that interacted with auditoriums, restaurants, private homes, and synagogues.
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Jewish communities across the U.S. have also been targeted, with at least 152 bomb threats reported at community centers and synagogues around the country.
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If you tour Balat, "you may see super-nice historical buildings, synagogues, churches and mosques next to each other," says travel writer Çiler Geçici.
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While the majority of its residents are Christian, Rowan County is home to three mosques, more than a dozen synagogues and ten Buddhist temples.
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Synagogues, mosques and religious schools have received funding under that programme, according to a brief filed by a Jewish group supporting the church's position.
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Without doubt, we ought to cry and rage much more than most people do when churches and mosques and synagogues become targets of hate.
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Many churches and synagogues do not welcome animals, but this chapel has stained-glass windows and hand-carved wooden pews featuring images of dogs.
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Since the Villejuif plot was foiled, many houses of worship in France, including mosques and synagogues, have been on a heightened state of alert.
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These have usually been treated as single events, including public attacks against individuals and synagogues as well as harassment of Jewish children in schools.
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When Canadian synagogues were threatened, authorities denounced the threats as antithetical to Canadian values, and police promised to proactively ensure security at Jewish facilities.
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From the square where the play will be staged, the dome of the Scola Canton, one of the synagogues, can be seen tilting alarmingly.
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Under the soaring vaults of Rodef Shalom's sanctuary, another of Pittsburgh's large and historic synagogues, Mallinger's family and friends praised her zest for life.
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Those clubs happen in homeless shelters, in private schools, in public schools and charter schools and community centers and churches and synagogues and mosques.
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There are several large synagogues on Pushkin, and men pray inside and on the street, in groups of a thousand and in small quorums.
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On November 9, 1938, German Nazis launched a violent campaign against Jewish communities, torching synagogues, vandalizing homes, schools, and graveyards, and destroying 7,500 businesses.
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Synagogues in Germany have been under police protection since around 1969, when Marxist militants tried to bomb a Jewish community center in West Berlin.
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" Tollever tells Pug that the worst of it was Kristallnacht, "when Nazi toughs had smashed department store windows and set fire to some synagogues.
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My mother was active in two synagogues when she lived in Florida, and one of the things she did was prepare bodies for burial.
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Yoram Meital of Ben Gurion University, to help A Drop of Milk catalog thousands of Jewish scrolls and other relics in Cairo's shuttered synagogues.
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Beyond his experience as a financier, Mr. Huberfeld was also a major donor to Chabad-Lubavitch synagogues and to various yeshivas in Borough Park.
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Jewish pedestrians in the neighborhoods have been assaulted or harassed, women have had hair coverings ripped from their heads and synagogues have been vandalized.
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Jewish pedestrians in the neighborhoods have been assaulted or harassed, women have had hair coverings ripped from their heads and synagogues have been vandalized.
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Churches, synagogues and mosques — like schools and playgrounds — are considered sacrosanct, places where we should be able to seek respite from violence and politics.
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Hundreds of churches and synagogues across the country have already offered to provide sanctuary or other support to undocumented immigrants in fear of deportation.
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"For the first time in history synagogues in NZ are closed on Shabbat following the shocking massacre of Muslims in Christchurch," Herzog tweeted Friday.
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I think in the old days of our parents, and their parents before us — they had church, they had synagogues, they had temple, whatever.
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But this was a grand Jewish wedding celebration, which took nine months to plan, in one of the largest synagogues in the United States.
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Governor Andrew Cuomo has called for a two week ban on large gatherings, closing schools and synagogues; nursing homes are barred from receiving visitors.
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In my humble opinion, they are a great blight on the entire footwear industry and should be banned from our holy synagogues and Torah institutions.
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In a city where white terrorists had bombed dozens of synagogues, churches and homes, King showed that abstract Christian charity was no match for dynamite.
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"There should be no mosque near ground zero in New York so long as there are no churches or synagogues in Saudi Arabia," he said.
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Dep Supt Anthony Riccio has ordered special attention at all Jewish schools, synagogues & businesses following vandalism and an attempted arson at 85033 separate Chicago synogogues.
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For example, the school provides accommodations for dietary restrictions and offers transportation to churches, mosques, synagogues and other places of worship for cadets without cars.
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The incidents, which were reported through September 1, were mostly acts of vandalism, with graffiti or swastikas scrawled on places, including synagogues, Shea said then.
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Vilne, as it was called in Yiddish, was one-third Jewish, with over 214 synagogues, and was widely known as the Jerusalem of the North.
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Jonathan N. FiskusBronx To the Editor: As a practical matter, most modest-sized churches and synagogues cannot bear the cost of 24-hour armed guards.
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To exert greater influence over churches and synagogues themselves, Fidesz has stripped hundreds of religious institutions of their legal status, and scrapped their state funding.
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And scores of Deir Qaddis residents assemble at the gateway to Modiin Illit each morning to work in its schools, shops, synagogues and construction sites.
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Potential Jewish targets such as schools and synagogues have been under tight security as France has weathered a string of jihadi attacks in recent years.
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The students peered at the polished marble floors from the women's balcony and examined a threadbare, hand-drawn map of the synagogues in the neighborhood.
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On Friday, rabbis met in Brooklyn to consider a proposal that would require all Hasidim to be vaccinated in order to attend synagogues and yeshivas.
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The works in the series are assemblages based on drawings and photographs of wooden synagogues, all of which had been burned down by the Nazis.
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The local Muslim community will form Rings of Peace around a number of synagogues, as Jews did following the shooting in a Quebec City mosque.
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We've built Jewish schools, synagogues, community centers and museums by working hand in hand with non-Jewish high school students, senior citizens and many others.
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The government says it is rescuing their synagogues and cemeteries so Jewish heritage can take its rightful place alongside Egypt's Pharaonic, Coptic and Islamic civilizations.
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The violence has unfolded against a deepening sense of dread throughout the country fueled by attacks on synagogues that killed one person in Poway, Calif.
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Rockland County elected leader Ed Day announced a partnership Monday with Brosnan Risk consultants to provide armed security to synagogues that say they feel unsafe.
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Men and women are segregated by a partition and, as in Orthodox synagogues, women may not lead or perform prayers with Torah scrolls and prayer shawls.
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In response, all 100 US senators have signed a letter urging President Trump to step up security at Jewish community centers, day schools and synagogues. 5.
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Over the past few years across the US, many synagogues, cemeteries, and other places frequented by Jews have been vandalized with swastikas and anti-Semitic slurs.
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When neo-Nazis are shooting up synagogues and marching in American cities, Russian social media trolls don't seem quite like the greatest threat to our democracy.
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Since last year's Paris attacks up to 10,000 police and soldiers have at times been deployed to protect sensitive sites such as synagogues, airports and stations.
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Taxpayers who itemize pay only about 240 cents on the dollar when they give to churches, synagogues, domestic violence shelters, early childhood programs, and so on.
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"They laid plans to attack courthouses, banks, festivals, funerals, schools, mosques, churches, synagogues, clinics, water-treatment plants, and power grids," reports the Southern Poverty Law Center.
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In the Swedish city of Umea, Kristallnacht — the November 1938 pogroms throughout Germany during which 267 synagogues were destroyed and 85033,000 Jews were interned — was commemorated.
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He used a jewelry business in Moscow and Budapest as a front for art that Russian gangsters stole from museums, churches, and synagogues all over Europe.
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A spokesman from the Youngstown Area Jewish Federation told WYTV that security has increased at local synagogues, Jewish facilities in the area, and the community center.
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Therapy dogs visited Pittsburgh's Squirrel Hill neighborhood the day after a mass shooting killed 11 congregants in one of the area's largest and best-known synagogues.
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While donations to churches and synagogues may be decreasing, Azhar Azeez, president of the Islamic Society of North America, said that was not happening at mosques.
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Dress shops closed, scribe masters relocated, yarmulke stores and kosher shops shuttered, family businesses faded, and the synagogues once dotting the neighborhood were decimated or flipped.
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On the night of November 9, 1938, into the next day, anti-Jewish rioters burned or destroyed 267 synagogues and vandalized or looted 7,500 Jewish businesses.
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People came together in synagogues and cemeteries, united in grief over the Jewish worshipers killed in a shooting but split over a visit by President Trump.
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Like sports leagues, museums and other cultural institutions, churches and mosques, synagogues and sanghas, temples and gurdwaras are temporarily closing to guard against spreading the virus.
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Richard J. KraulandO'Hara Township, Pa. To the Editor: Mr. President, I don't want to live in a country where we need guards at synagogues and churches.
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Facing dwindling attendance, churches, temples and synagogues have sold their properties to start fresh elsewhere, combine parishes or even sell their properties' air rights to developers.
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"The main targets are Muslims but the number of hate crimes have increased in Sweden, [with] attacks on homes for asylum seekers and synagogues," she says.
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Greater Cleveland Congregations, an ecumenical group of churches and synagogues affiliated with the Industrial Areas Foundation, perhaps the nation's finest organizing group, took to the streets.
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Understanding this reality helps explain why, in the 1920s, Arab rioters murdered Palestinian Jews, desecrated synagogues and eradicated the ancient Jewish communities of Hebron and Safed.
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In the past year, a total of 12 worshipers were killed in the U.S. in two hate-motivated attacks on synagogues in Pittsburgh and San Diego.
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"When I was 13 or 14, I sang in synagogues and churches when I was a boy soprano," Mr. Irving told the theater website Broadway World.
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Debating armed guards at synagogues Soon after the attack, President Donald Trump said the shooter could have been stopped if Tree of Life had armed guards.
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In Los Angeles, three synagogues came together for a service that featured music from a Syrian Jewish musician and dinner provided by a Syrian refugee family.
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Once I had my provisions — well worth the trip — I turned my attentions to Burrabaazar, the neighborhood where the Beth El and Magen David Synagogues are.
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Walk into any Reform or Conservative synagogue in the world and women will be doing exactly that, without fanfare, often in synagogues helmed by female rabbis.
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Shmuley added ... Jewish people have time and again been scapegoats for bigots and madmen, so it's high time synagogues wise up and look out for their safety.
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Chicago Police Deputy Superintendent Anthony Riccio has ordered special attention at all Jewish schools, synagogues and businesses, according to a tweet from Chief Communications Officer Anthony Guglielmi.
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No one told me Halle would not be remembered on a list of synagogues massacres only because the terrorist lacked access to weapons capable of mass murder.
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Security outside synagogues has increased in recent years, with a renewed focus on security after a shooting at Pittsburgh's Tree of Life killed 11 people last October.
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The number of anti-Semitic incidents nationwide, ranging from violence to swastika graffiti on synagogues and on campuses, has been at historic highs for two straight years.
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The most comparable spate of attacks to the present violence came in late 1957 and 1958, when white supremacists bombed or attempted to bomb eight American synagogues.
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" It added, "We confront the Catholic Church, other Christian bodies and the synagogues of America with their silence and cowardice in the face of our country's crimes.
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The groups, which include hospitals and schools, added that they should be entitled to the outright exemption offered to houses of worship like churches, synagogues and mosques.
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A worldwide #ShowUpForShabbat campaign is encouraging people of all faiths to attend Shabbat services at synagogues Friday evening and Saturday to show support for the Jewish community.
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During the riots, police were told not to intervene on attacks of Jewish people and ordered to stand down during the destruction of synagogues, businesses, and homes.
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Synagogues that have either closed down due to the virus or have suspended large gatherings are now grappling with how their congregants can still fulfill that obligation.
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This year, about 50 people will hold a communal Passover Seder at the Carpentras Synagogue, built in 17913 and one of the oldest active synagogues in Europe.
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"That's not America," added Mr. de Blasio, also a Democrat, at Temple Emanu-El on the Upper East Side, one of the city's most prominent Reform synagogues.
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The factory, in Corona, N.Y., had supplied roomfuls of custom works for homes, churches, synagogues and institutions, and it produced popular knickknacks like pincushions and thermometer holders.
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The police will also increase their presence around mosques, he said, a measure that has long applied to Jewish synagogues and cultural institutions in large German cities.
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"When there have been attacks on Muslims, we&aposve shown up for them, and when there were attacks on synagogues last year they showed up," he said.
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Since arriving in their new neighborhood they have, out of desire and necessity, set up synagogues, religious schools for their children and supermarkets to stock kosher food.
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Beyond the routine shelter provided by churches, synagogues, mosques and others, faith-based organizations supplied nearly 60 percent of emergency shelter beds in the cities we surveyed.
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When the Jordanian government occupied these historic Jewish sites, they destroyed all the remnants of Judaism, including synagogues, schools and cemeteries, whose headstones they used for urinals.
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Apart from these two synagogues — and the recently renovated Maimonides Synagogue, where the philosopher prayed as a boy — Cairo's most notable Jewish landmark is the Bassatine Cemetery.
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The federation's officials contacted the FBI and local police and arranged for extra uniformed security personnel to be stationed at the Jewish community center and other local synagogues.
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Several Muslim groups, including the National Council of Canadian Muslims, organized busloads to travel from mosques to form the protective circles around six Toronto synagogues, according to CNN.
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Weld compared the presumptive GOP presidential nominee's deportation plans to Kristallnacht — when Nazis in 1938 marched through towns in Germany and Austria destroying Jewish businesses, synagogues and homes.
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Members of churches and synagogues are again offering their houses of worship as sanctuaries for undocumented people fearing deportation, according to groups that work with immigrants and refugees.
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"That means fundamentally taking over not really Hollywood so much as reclaiming the moral high ground with the advent of churches, with the advent of synagogues," he continued.
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Like sports leagues, museums and other cultural institutions, millions of churches and mosques, synagogues and sanghas, temples and gurdwaras are temporarily closing to guard against spreading the virus.
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We've seen it all, again and again — in Christchurch, Kabul, Paris, New York and far too many other places to list; in churches, mosques, synagogues, schools and squares.
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The exhibition featured, for the first time, Stella's reliefs from the "Polish Village" series, set beside the prewar photographs and drawings of the wooden synagogues that inspired them.
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Shortly after the Kristallnacht pogrom in November 1938, in which the Nazis murdered Jews and burned their synagogues and businesses, the Sterns had a chance to escape. Mrs.
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Rosenfeld says the man, from the south of Israel, used advanced technologies to mask the origin of his calls and communications to synagogues, community buildings and public venues.
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Authorities have said Thomas had handwritten journals containing anti-Semitic references and had recently used his phone to look up information on Hitler and the location of synagogues.
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The shooting occurred on Yom Kippur, the holiest day in Judaism, while numerous synagogues have been on high alert internationally due to an increase in anti-Semitic incidents.
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SILVER STATE SHOWDOWN: Jacky Rosen, the president of one of the largest reform synagogues in Nevada, has jumped in to fill the House seat vacated by GOP Rep.
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Former acting Homeland Security Secretary Kevin McAleenan called on the advisory council in May to make recommendations after a string of attacks against synagogues, churches, temples and mosques.
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And when its rabbis convene in February, the Jewish group T'ruah: The Rabbinic Call for Human Rights will offer training on how to turn synagogues into sanctuary congregations.
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In the 1980s, it came to be embraced by hundreds of churches and synagogues, as well as by some college campuses and cities, in more than 30 states.
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Jewish graves are desecrated, synagogues are burned, moderates cower and appease the powerful, and innocent families live in fear of deportation and being separated from their loved ones.
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Inspired by the outlet poetry provided me in the wake of Pittsburgh, I have chosen to build a project around teaching poetry workshops at synagogues and Jewish summer camps.
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With Roman-era basalt walls encircling historic houses, churches, synagogues and mosques, the city of Diyarbakir's Sur district was listed as a UNESCO World Heritage site in July 2015.
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As a Jew, of course it disturbs me when swastikas are painted on synagogues, as happened at a synagogue in Manhattan just last week , or other similar racist incidents.
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"It survives today with its traditional districts, the qanat system, traditional houses, bazaars, hammams, water cisterns, mosques, synagogues, Zoroastrian temples and the historic garden of Dolat-Abad," UNESCO adds.
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The numbers overall may also be boosted by a "Souls to the Polls" drive that is being organized by churches, synagogues and mosques to encourage their parishioners to participate.
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The community now numbers about 100,000, with new schools and renovated synagogues - including Rumbach which will reopen early next year after decades of neglect during which pigeons moved in.
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It comes as the entire country has been wracked with heightened racial tensions and violence, including shootings at synagogues in San Diego in April and in Pittsburgh last year.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Two years ago, researchers with the Center for Jewish Art at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem surveyed the many synagogues built across Siberia.
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The attack Saturday morning struck the heart of the city's vibrant Jewish community, in the leafy Squirrel Hill neighborhood that is home to several synagogues, kosher restaurants and bakeries.
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Six years later, Mr. Hussain, who posed as a terrorist, played a key role in the government's case in a plot to blow up two synagogues in the Bronx.
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Enjoined by our faith to travel on the Sabbath only on foot, Haredi Jews tend to live near their synagogues, and what naturally results are Haredi neighborhoods and communities.
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On the ground in the United States, the groups working to bring refugees in — often affiliated with churches and synagogues — had been going through their own whipsaw of emotions.
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The incidents reported are mostly acts of vandalism, with graffiti or swastikas being scrawled on places that include synagogues, according to New York City Chief of Detectives Dermot Shea.
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He is a connoisseur of "churchagogues" (synagogues that became churches), of barbershops that use the letter "z" in their signs (as in "cutz" or "kutz") and of informal Sept.
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They were cradle-to-grave members of their particular traditions, and their spirituality prompted them to attend services and to believe in the teachings of their churches and synagogues.
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For the rest of the afternoon — walking around the synagogues, talking to their watchman, and listening to the story of their reconstruction — this question kept playing in my head.
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Churches and synagogues and mosques are seen as safe places where once you are in them, things can happen that wouldn't happen outside of the precincts of this space.
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We could not enter the Old City, with its Jewish Quarter, nor dozens of synagogues that had flourished there before the Jordanian conquest nor the Western Wall, the Kotel.
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In the past several months, synagogues and schools have been vandalized, swastikas have been scrawled in New York City subway cars and Jewish families have been harassed by neo-Nazis.
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Israeli authorities have arrested a suspect in the investigation of the dozens of bomb threats received by Jewish synagogues and community centers in the U.S. over the past few months.
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In 2009, he was again involved in a counterterrorism investigation, this time involving four men accused of plotting to shoot down military planes and plant bombs in New York synagogues.
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Since the attack in Pittsburgh, American law enforcement has arrested individuals in multiple states-- in Washington, Georgia, California and Ohio -- for plotting attacks on synagogues and other houses of worship.
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After Israel achieved independence that year, an Arab coalition invaded, with Jordan capturing the Old City, destroying historic synagogues, desecrating Jewish cemeteries and barring Jewish worshipers from its holy sites.
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In America the Society of St Andrew, the oldest and biggest gleaning operation, draws 40,000 gleaners mostly from churches, synagogues and other faiths (including Islam), making the biblical basis explicit.
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Milosz spent his high school and university years in Vilnius, the capital of Polish Lithuania, a baroque city of Roman Catholic churches and many synagogues, the Jerusalem of the North.
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Hundreds of Muslims formed "rings of peace" around synagogues in Canada this weekend to support Jewish communities after a shooting at a Pittsburgh synagogue left 28503 dead late last month.
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American Jews jokingly refer to networking with other Jews as "Jewish Geography," the mapping out of their common communal connections through synagogues, schools, summer camps, youth groups and family connections.
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French Jews from Paris say they miss the lifestyle there — there are far more kosher restaurants there than in London, at least two Jewish radio stations, and lots of synagogues.
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We stand with the New Sanctuary churches and synagogues that provide safe haven to families threatened with being ripped apart — parents from children, wives from husbands, neighbors from our communities.
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Weld came under fire earlier this week for saying that Trump's proposal todeport undocumented immigrants was like 85033's Kristallnacht, when Nazi's marched into towns destroying Jews' property and synagogues.
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Frank Stella, whose megasurvey at the Whitney Museum of American Art closed in February, is represented by two cardboard constructions from his "Polish Village" series, inspired by traditional wooden synagogues.
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Nice people from churches, synagogues and Goodwill all appear in their lives, brought together by a generously funded public school system and a dedicated English Language Acquisition teacher, Eddie Williams.
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As with many synagogues in America, the doors to Tree of Life and Pittsburgh's other shuls on Saturday mornings did not have any security and were open to all comers.
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But Mr. Seehofer, the interior minister, said he would assess whether the county needed an updated security concept for synagogues in view of the recent rise in anti-Semitic attacks.
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The shooting occurred on the Jewish holy day of Yom Kippur while numerous synagogues are on high alert due to an increase in high-profile incidents of anti-Semitic violence.
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On Rosh HaShanah, in synagogues all over the world, Jews read the story of Abraham and his son's act of submission to God — what Jews call the binding of Isaac.
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Weeks earlier, Bowers had criticized HIAS' "National Refugee Shabbat," an event marked on October 19 and 20 by some 300 synagogues and Jewish centers in North America, according to HIAS.
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From ancient synagogues to medieval and early modern European churches to the Western Wall in Jerusalem a century ago, graffiti was often meant as communication with or about the divine.
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Citing recent attacks on synagogues and burnings of African-American churches in Louisiana, they told a news conference that the U.S. government will continue to focus resources on prosecuting hate crimes.
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President Trump's call for arming synagogues after the mass shooting in Pittsburgh really is NOT a crazy idea ... so says Rabbi Shmuley Boteach, one of the country's most prominent Jewish leaders.
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Local churches (and synagogues and mosques) are on the front lines as our nation seeks to address its most pressing issues: racism, homelessness, immigration, health care, economic opportunity and opiate addiction.
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Whether someone with a tattoo is admitted or not is up to individual cemeteries and synagogues — one might refuse service, while another might not even bat an eye at some ink.
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Synagogues and other Jewish institutions across the U.S. have spent the past year implementing new security measures following the 2018 Tree of Life shooting in Pittsburgh that left 11 people dead.
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Local CBS affiliate KDKA reported that eyewitnesses heard the shooter shout, "All Jews must die" before firing during the morning Shabbat service, the busiest time of the week for most synagogues.
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The city council in Jerusalem canceled a vote to approve the construction of 492 units -- such as homes, synagogues and other public buildings -- in areas of East Jerusalem annexed by Israel.
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The new political climate is also spurring new alliances, with churches, synagogues and mosques speaking out against the recent spike in bias incidents, including threats against mosques and Jewish community centers.
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We object to any measure that would chip away at the protections that keep our churches, synagogues and mosques places of inclusion and unity, rather than places of division and discord.
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During these two days of anti-Semitic rioting in 353 in Austria and Germany, more than 100 Jews were killed, and 267 synagogues and more than 7,000 Jewish businesses were destroyed.
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While ministers and clergy are the figureheads of America's many houses of worship, there's a whole team of workers who keep churches, synagogues, mosques, and temples running from day to day.
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Federal authorities allege that a New Jersey man ordered the vandalism of synagogues in Michigan and Wisconsin in September, according to a criminal complaint filed last Tuesday and unsealed on Wednesday.
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Just imagine if other important civic institutions such as police and fire services, churches and synagogues, and schools and hospitals had to rely entirely on politicians to meet their staffing needs.
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Newcomers quickly find themselves overwhelmed with invitations for Friday night Shabbat dinners, and synagogues vie to be the center of the scene, luring singles with snacks like kosher sushi and meatballs.
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Those ideas also reached beyond rabbinical circles to lay people through frequent talks he gave at synagogues — Reform and Reconstructionist as well as Conservative — on so-called scholar-in-residence weekends.
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After molotov cocktails were found outside a synagogue and an adjacent Jewish community center over the weekend, Chicago police are ramping up security at Jewish schools and synagogues in the city.
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His own family and religious experience figure in his account, and his research takes him from Civil War battlefields in Virginia to synagogues in Alabama to black-owned farms in Georgia.
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"Von tam" was a rite of passage, like a bar mitzvah in the land where the rabbis had been sent to the gulags and synagogues were refurbished into Komsomol youth centers.
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Then there's the dilemma of security: what kind, how many, what hours — then discovering there's a shortage of available security options because there are so many synagogues in the Boston area.
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Orthodox Jewish leaders in Bergen County, N.J., have enacted sweeping social-distancing policies, including closing synagogues and schools, imposing restrictions on kosher restaurants and placing limits on funerals and mourning visitations.
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In his most disturbing work, On the Jews and their Lies, published in 1543, Luther drew on popular anti-Semitic tropes and called for synagogues and Jewish homes to be burned.
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Churches, synagogues, and other houses of worship have beefed up their security as a response to the shooting in 2015 and the continuous headlines of religiously motivated attacks across the country.
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"Tragically we see Jews being murdered in synagogues, their gravestones defaced with swastikas; Muslims gunned down in mosques, their religious sites vandalized; Christians killed at prayers, their churches torched," Guterres said.
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First, "you have to know what's going on in the churches, synagogues and mosques of America... because that is the beating heart and has been the beating heart of" local communities.
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He had been equally distressed by what he saw as American passivity in the face of the beatings of Jews and the burning of synagogues in Nazi Germany before the war.
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In 2015, the F.B.I. foiled a plot by men it described as followers of an extremist variant of the Asatru faith to attack black churches and synagogues in the Chesterfield area.
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For many secular Jews, the period is an opportunity to reconnect with family members or get in touch with cultural traditions — they're by far the best-attended holidays at most synagogues.
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" Allen Fagin, executive vp of the Trump-friendly Orthodox Union, the largest organizational body for Orthodox Jewish synagogues in the country, said, "It's something we probably want to find out more about.
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Many synagogues across the country have had security measures in place for years specifically because of anti-Semitism, amid a dramatic rise in hate crimes and violence in other places of worship.
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BUKHARA, Uzbekistan — The ancient Silk Road city of Bukhara has two synagogues, a primary school that teaches Hebrew, a Jewish cultural association and a sprawling Jewish cemetery with more than 2440,239 graves.
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But it has also deployed thousands of police and soldiers in a bid to boost security at sensitive sites such as schools, synagogues and train stations in the wake of militant attacks.
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The arrest comes a year after a shooting at a temple in Pittsburgh left 11 people dead, prompting synagogues across the nation to heighten security and issue safety warnings ahead of services.
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The past 10 months have seen two deadly attacks on Jewish worshippers while they prayed in local synagogues, one in Pennsylvania and the other in California, taking the lives of 12 people.
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Holy sites like Mecca have been emptied out, synagogues called off Purim services and have held virtual bar mitzvahs, and churches have stopped holding masses or implemented social distancing ahead of Easter.
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Developer meetings at Facebook Inc and Alphabet Inc , conferences such as music and technology festival South by Southwest and religious gatherings at churches and synagogues have been canceled outright to curb coronavirus.
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Non-divine Intervention With more than 900 sites in Manhattan currently classified as religious buildings — a list that includes synagogues, rectories and convents, a few dozen lost buildings might not seem calamitous.
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Synagogues have struggled to find the money for security improvements that can range from relatively inexpensive onetime purchases like security cameras and locks to significant recurring costs like salaries for armed guards.
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I'd love to hear more about your experiences with sermons, and not just in Christian churches, but in mosques, synagogues and everywhere you hear a talk with a religious or moral lesson.
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Police officers have been stationed in front of synagogues and yeshivas across New York and New Jersey, and are stepping up patrols after a surge of anti-Semitic crimes in the region.
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"If you try to get the US involved in another war for Israel there are thousands of sleepers in the US who will shoot up your synagogues," one of the messages said.
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He sent the writers the case of four Muslim-American men in Newburgh, N.Y., convicted of attempting to blow up synagogues in the Bronx in what originated as a government sting operation.
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According to F.B.I. statistics, about 4 percent of hate crime incidents in 2017, the most recent year for which data was available, were at houses of worship, including churches, synagogues and mosques.
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Before 1492, the port had 513 synagogues and 5,000 Jews; that faith and culture have been undergoing a modest but determined local revival, as some long-dormant collective memories come to the surface.
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Physical attacks, with or without weapons, arson, vandalism and direct threats against Jews, synagogues and other Jewish institutions were included in the overall figure, with over 100 cases occurring in the United States.
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The New Zealand killer was also an 8chan denizen preoccupied by the notion of "white genocide," and the Poway shooter saw attacks on mosques and synagogues as two sides of the same coin.
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Dr. Ruth has also appeared on multiple late night talk shows, and she has spoken at a plethora of universities, synagogues, and large-scale events — placing her in the spotlight throughout her life.
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In terms of immediate civil peace, family formation or unification offers promise, since men with wives and children are less likely to grope revelers or graffiti synagogues or seek the solidarity of radicalism.
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"I've spent a lot of time in synagogues in my life, but my parents taught me that Judaism is about more than going to shul," Bloomberg said during a January speech in Miami.
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"It is wrong, it is outrageous, it is unforgivable to turn our municipal centres, our schools, our churches and synagogues and mosques, into battlefields," he said at a news conference on June 4th.
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"While #Antisemitism is rising...synagogues are attacked & Jews killed...democratic #Israel is demonized...& Jewish institutions are forced to bolster security...The 'paper of record' pours oil on the fire," he said in another.
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Religious leaders are slamming the GOP's tax-code rewrite for its requirement that churches, synagogues and other nonprofit organizations start paying a tax on some of the fringe benefits offered to their employees.
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Other coming exhibitions include "The Jewish Ghetto in Postcards: From Eastern Europe to the Lower East Side," featuring postcards from the Blavatnik Archive, and postcards of Eastern European synagogues from a private collector.
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Jews make up about 2.3 percent of the population in Pennsylvania, but they're similarly engaged in the community, as evidenced by Philadelphia claiming the greatest number of synagogues in the country per capita.
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A New Jersey man who was recently arrested by the FBI in connection to the vandalism of two synagogues was active in not one, but two militant neo-Nazi organizations under federal investigation.
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Instead of just running television ads about healthy eating and exercise, the organization is partnering with area health centers, churches, synagogues, hair salons and barber shops to reach the heart of local communities.
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The intermingling of different Jewish traditions produced five synagogues, each with its own rites, and the development of a rich, hybrid cultural life made even more varied by contact with the surrounding Christians.
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"The new places in town are all Haredi, and the public infrastructure there is shocking," he said, with school children studying in trailers, inadequate bus service and too few ritual baths and synagogues.
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Home-school families like mine may be at the front lines of this crisis, but the unvaccinated kids I know go to the same supermarkets, churches, synagogues and movie theaters your kids do.
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Wednesday's indictment came as many were gathering together for funerals and shivas in the Squirrel Hill neighborhood, home to many in Pittsburgh's Jewish community as well as several synagogues, kosher restaurants and bakeries.
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After the family business was damaged on Kristallnacht, when synagogues and Jewish businesses, homes and schools were attacked, Paul and his brothers were sent to Dachau, but they later managed to go free.
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I.A. Analyst Faces Trial in Biggest Leak of Agency's History 'I Lose Sleep Over This Building': A Rush to Make Synagogues Safe Weinstein Trial: Credibility of Accuser Jessica Mann Attacked Want more news?
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In another show of solidarity, the New Zealand Jewish community shut its synagogues on Shabbat for the first time, according to a tweet by Isaac Herzog, head of the Jewish Agency for Israel.
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On Sunday, the same day the government announced that the north was going under lockdown, all religious services throughout Italy, including those at mosques and synagogues, were canceled until at least April 3.
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Several years later, Hussain posed as a radical militant, helping the government convict four men of plotting to blow up two synagogues and shoot down military planes at an airport in Newburgh, New York.
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"Thank God someone finally stepped forward with some balls," said David Bernstein, a business leader who is prominent in the community of about 200 people, and two synagogues in the western Iowa meatpacking city.
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According to a 2017 study, some 26% of Pittsburgh's Jews live in Squirrel Hill, which is home to more than 73 synagogues, three Jewish day schools, and a variety of kosher restaurants and bakeries.
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It must now declare where it stands on Israel's right to allow prayer at the Western Wall, access to Hebrew University and Hadassah Hospital, and the repair of destroyed synagogues to the Jewish Quarter.
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The harmony is visible elsewhere too; the city's three synagogues -- the smallest of which boasts of more chairs in its prayer hall than there are Jews in Kolkata -- are looked after by Muslim caretakers.
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Group Insurance for Affinity Groups Allow affinity groups such as Churches, Synagogues and Mosques to purchase group health insurance for their members and can include immediate family members up to the age of 2900.
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Built in stunning Moorish Revival style in 1873, the Rumbach - one of Budapest's most prominent synagogues - will be re-established for religious observance and also act as a cultural center with concerts and exhibitions.
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A state law that went in effect in September now allows churches, synagogues and other places of religious worship to create their own security teams with volunteers who are legally allowed to carry guns.
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Unlike churches, which collect money during services, most Reform and Conservative synagogues set an annual fee for members to pay, although almost all have sliding scales and welcome those who cannot afford to pay.
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Or do we want to pursue humane treatment for migrant children, safety for African Americans when they encounter police, higher incomes for workers, and fewer mass shootings at schools, churches, synagogues and LGBTQ nightclubs?
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PITTSBURGH — One of Pittsburgh's most solemn days began with hundreds coming together in anguish and grief in synagogues and at gravesides, to start the services for those killed as they prayed on the Sabbath.
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The student activists, civic groups, churches, mosques, and synagogues that had come out en masse to demand help for the people of Darfur [where in the mid-2000s a genocide erupted] were largely silent.
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Over three days of terror in Bucharest, the Iron Guard looted Jewish shops, set fire to synagogues and randomly seized Jews and dragged them to the snow-draped Jilava forest, where they were shot.
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The images of paintings, sculptures, architectural drawings, and much more are the fruits of the Center's own 30-year effort to document Jewish art kept in museums, private collections, synagogues, and other cultural institutions.
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Many see the greatest peril as coming from an emboldened extreme right that is hostile to both Muslims and Jews, as the recent shootings by white supremacists in synagogues in Pittsburgh and Poway, Calif.
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As he fights his own deportation, he works with other immigrants in New York, accompanying them to their ICE check-ins, developing a legal support clinic and organizing churches and synagogues to fight deportation.
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Assemblyman Dov Hikind, a Democrat of Brooklyn and a fierce advocate for Jewish interests, said that New York was home to plenty of Israelis with military training who could be deployed to secure synagogues.
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The attacks on synagogues in Pittsburgh and Halle, Germany, a mosque in New Zealand, and a Wal-Mart in El Paso might serve as heartbreaking reminders that history has the potential to repeat itself.
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On three separate days in January, Jewish synagogues, community centers and schools across the country received what seemed to be a coordinated wave of telephone bomb threats that led to evacuations and F.B.I. investigations.
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While most of the reported anti-Semitic crimes in New York are acts of vandalism -- such as swastikas scrawled on synagogues -- many in the Orthodox Jewish community are worried about more violent personal attacks.
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Rabbi Mirvis leads a body of Orthodox congregations not only in Britain but across the Commonwealth; in Britain, those synagogues account for just over half of total synagogue membership, according to a 2010 report.
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We see in our synagogues and communities a thriving Jewish life, one proud of the fact that it doesn't adhere to the cruel and exclusive ideals of Jewishness that emanate from the Chief Rabbinate.
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The JCC bomb threats suspect is arrested A Jewish teenager, 19, was arrested in Israel on suspicion of making bomb threats to public places, synagogues and Jewish community centers in the US and other countries.
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"This weekend proved to be a dark moment in U.S. history," Cardinal Blase Cupich of Chicago, a top ally of Pope Francis, said on Sunday, expressing a sentiment widely echoed in churches, synagogues and mosques.
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White nationalists have spread their message across platforms like Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube and have idolized those who have attacked counterprotesters at white nationalist marches and opened fire at synagogues and mosques across the country.
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Young Israel, an association of over 100 US Orthodox synagogues, has in recent years become a staunch supporter of Trump and the Israeli right, a partisan shift that caused some to split from the group.
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I gather that the these three groups rarely mix, as the former is more based on Orthodox traditions and culture, and centers on the various synagogues, and the other two are essentially young expat populations.
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In New Zealand, the Jewish community will reportedly close its synagogues on the Sabbath for the first time as people have received warning to stay away from mosques in the aftermath of the deadly attack.
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Synagogues, mosques and religious schools are among those that have received funding under the program, according to a brief filed by the Union of Orthodox Jewish Congregations of America in support of the church's position.
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Jews are protected under Iran's constitution and are free to worship in Iranian synagogues, but lack equal rights to Muslims in certain respects, such as the ability to serve in certain judicial or military positions.
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"Death awaits us at movies and nightclubs, at our elementary schools and colleges, in our synagogues and in our mosques and churches," wrote Suzanne Roberts in a "love letter" to her hometown of Thousand Oaks.
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A spokeswoman for Tel Aviv city hall said the municipality "respects the Islamic religion, community and institutions" and noted that "there are also synagogues in the area affected by the heavy pressure of the crowds".
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Since two large-scale terrorist attacks in Paris last year, the influx has been substantial enough that a number of synagogues in London have started offering services that cater to the growing French Jewish population.
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Religious leaders, mindful that cases have been discovered in at least 15 states, have begun taking measures that could discourage the spread of the virus in the large groups common in churches, synagogues and mosques.
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And when the new mayor-elect showed up at one of the sect's synagogues late that night, hundreds of young yeshiva students sang and danced around her as if she were a renowned Torah scholar.
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In homes and malls and schools and synagogues and banks and hospitals and fire stations and hardware stores and breweries and car dealerships, and every kind of office — and outside those places, too — it shines.
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In the 15 years since then, I've visited at least a dozen other semi-abandoned synagogues and Jewish cemeteries across the world — in Egypt, Turkey, Morocco and India — but you never forget your first graveyard.
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Then, during the Cultural Revolution in the 1960s, about 80 percent of the city's roughly 50 synagogues and churches were demolished by Red Guards, including the grand wooden Orthodox cathedral, St. Nicholas, built in 1900.
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The change comes amid increased rates of crimes linked to white supremacist groups, such as a New Jersey man who allegedly conspired with members of a neo-Nazi network to vandalize synagogues in the Midwest.
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Most of these crimes don't involve assault, but acts of vandalism, like graffiti or swastikas scrawled on places like synagogues, Police Commissioner Dermot Shea said in September, when he was the department's chief of detectives.
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When Alex Bregman, a top Astros prospect, was called up and could not play in the qualifiers in September, Jacobs started calling synagogues in Colombia, the Dominican Republic and Panama in search of potential players.
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Most of these crimes don't involve assault, but acts of vandalism, like graffiti or swastikas scrawled on places like synagogues, NYPD Commissioner Dermot Shea said in September, when he was the department's chief of detectives.
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With Tree of Life still cordoned off as a crime scene, more than 1,000 people poured into Rodef Shalom, one of the city's oldest and largest synagogues, to mourn the Rosenthal brothers, ages 59 and 54.
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Mosques, synagogues and Sikh temples nestle alongside traditional pubs and shops on the streets of Ealing, a west London suburb that is one of the most culturally diverse areas in Britain, according to local government statistics.
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Nathan Diament from the Union of Orthodox Jewish Congress of America told CNN on Saturday that most synagogues had security plans in place, ranging from police officers stationed outside the synagogue during services to trained volunteers.
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How to focus on what really matters: the victims, the viral spread of Islamophobia, and how to stop the trend of places of worship like mosques, synagogues, and black churches from becoming scenes of mass murder.
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By offering low-cost financing, the bank often beats rivals, he explains, noting that the bank has a varied list of customers, including small businesses, local churches and synagogues, in addition to Islamic centers and schools.
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For 63 years, Congress has barred entities organized under Section 501(c)(3) of the tax code — which includes the entire charitable sector, as well as churches, mosques, and synagogues — from engaging in partisan political activities.
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They spread false rumors about threats to white people from these groups to justify preemptive terrorist violence against civilians, such as the recent massacres of Muslims, Jews and African Americans in their mosques, synagogues and churches.
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Many have categorized it as a combination of a French gesture meaning "up yours" and the Nazi salute—with people performing it outside of Auschwitz and French synagogues (it is also popular among the gilets jaunes).
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According to a criminal complaint filed last Tuesday and unsealed on Wednesday, 18-year-old Richard Tobin allegedly directed members of a white supremacist organization to deface the synagogues with swastikas and other anti-Semitic symbols.
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Many of these empty buildings, like those in Eastern Europe, are a mute reminder of the mass murder of World War II. The synagogues in Poland and Lithuania were filled one day and empty the next.
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East London's kinetic buzz of nightclubs, galleries, mosques, boutiques, synagogues, workers, government housing and condos, not to mention the traffic and the food markets that curry up the air … well, it can make a newcomer dizzy.
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Mr. Reichberg's lawyer, Susan R. Necheles, described her client as a "nerdy, geeky, police buff" who had only used his friendships with police officials to help his community and to get police coverage for Hasidic synagogues.
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Houses of worship — including Christian churches from a range of denominations, as well as synagogues — have positioned themselves as potent forces on progressive issues, promoting activism on social justice causes and inviting in the L.G.B.T.Q. community.
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In Rockland County, where the attack on Saturday took place, the county executive, Ed Day, announced on Monday that a private security firm would work with the police to provide armed guards to synagogues in Monsey.
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" GOP imposes new tax law on churches - Politico: "Republicans have quietly imposed a new tax on churches, synagogues and other nonprofits, a little-noticed and surprising change that could cost some groups tens of thousands of dollars.
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For a place of worship to join the Sanctuary movement (whose supporters are mostly Christian churches but also include some synagogues and mosques) can mean helping with legal advice or simply providing a space to drop by.
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The Bowne House, where Quaker meetings were held in the 2000s, still stands—just blocks away from a Korean supermarket, a Sikh temple, a blue-domed mosque, various synagogues and churches of a wide range of denominations.
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The museum is housed in two former synagogues that once served as the first Jewish congregations on Miami Beach; the Kleagle robe is surrounded by sacred Hebrew symbology, trapped by that which would spur its wearer's hatred.
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However, Republicans did nothing to protect the safety of our schools, theaters, synagogues, restaurants, nightclubs, or the Borderline Bar and Grill in Thousand Oaks, the scene of the latest mass shooting where 12 people were slaughtered overnight.
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More than 2023,000 synagogues were badly damaged or burned, 7,500 Jewish businesses were looted, at least 21625 Jews were killed, and about 2900,220006 Jewish males between the ages of 2202 and 2628 were arrested over two days.
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His work helped convict two leaders of an Albany mosque in a 20083 plot to import a missile and assassinate a Pakistani diplomat, and four other men in a 2009 conspiracy to bomb synagogues in the Bronx.
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Already, in the two months since my father passed at 86 years old, I have prayed in synagogues and office buildings, schools and private homes in far-flung places, including Texas, Florida, California, Colorado, Copenhagen and London.
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The notion of a white man opening fire on a black family was too potent for people to ignore, and seemed all too plausible after hate-motivated mass shootings at churches, synagogues and elsewhere in recent years.
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"He put these harpsichords out all over the world and created interest by church choirs, concert series at synagogues, and endless groups that formed with the harpsichord at its center," Mr. Auber said in a telephone interview.
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But in the early 20th century there were said to be about two-thirds that many people, about evenly divided among Muslims, Christians and Jews — although there were 10 mosques compared with two churches and two synagogues.
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"What it is today is really the story of the inordinate amount of change we're seeing in American Jewish life," said M. Bruce Lustig, the rabbi at one of the capital's most storied synagogues, Washington Hebrew Congregation.
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