Miami

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

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

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

The Jerusalem Post is proud to bring its prestigious conference series to Miami!

Join us on December 9-10, 2024, for the JPost Summit Miami, where global leaders, diplomats, and top thinkers will gather under the theme: “Shaping Tomorrow: Next-Generation Global Leaders’ Forum.

Miami bagel shop vandalized with anti-Israel graffiti for the fourth time since October 7

The owner of Holy Bagels & Pizzeria has had his shops vandalized four times since the October 7 massacre, according to local media.

Yair Netanyahu's stay in US costs NIS 2.5 million annually

Yair Netanyahu has 2 Shin Bet security guards that change every two weeks, private chauffeur, flights, and more. All worth approximately 2.5 million shekels a year, according to a Friday N12 report.

Looking for work: Yair Netanyahu eyeing job at Israel's consulate in Miami

In his application to the consulate, Yair Netanyahu stated that he has extensive experience in advocacy on social networks and is interested in contributing to Israel's diplomatic advocacy effort.

Breaking records: Will this penthouse double Miami's sales record?

Welcome to Miami Beach: This penthouse, set to shatter sales records, promises to become Miami's priciest home. Located in an ocean-facing tower, it offers 5-star hotel amenities.

United Hatzalah event in Miami Beach features mentalist Lior Suchard

The Annual United Hatzalah award was presented to Natalie Hister Ostad.

Israeli diplomat's son beaten in Florida jail in dispute about sausage ingredients

Avraham Gil is not eligible for diplomatic immunity stemming from his father's position as a diplomat.

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