Synagogue
Religious institutions may endorse candidates in US, undoing a longstanding ban by IRS
The IRS has decreed that rabbis and other clergy members in the United States may endorse candidates without jeopardizing their tax-exemptions.
High-precision radiocarbon tests shift Huqoq’s mosaic synagogue to the late 4th century CE
Australia synagogue arson isn't free speech or political commentary, but a call to arms - opinion
Authorities arrest man for setting fire to Melbourne synagogue, are 'unsure' if linked to terrorism
Grapevine: Good, nutritious food in their bellies
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
Man claiming to be Messiah smashes up Milwaukee synagogue causing $100,000 in damages - interview
“Every time there’s a rise in activity in the Middle East, antisemitism rises in this country – like clockwork," said Roberta Clark, executive director of the Jewish Community Relations Council.
Israel Police arrest suspect in arson attack on Jerusalem synagogue
Shas spiritual leader and former chief rabbi Yitzhak Yosef's home synagogue was set ablaze early Sunday morning.
Arson attack highlights IDF draft law, calls for unity
A rabbi added, “This will not divide us; no one will ever divide us. We are one nation. We have faced many challenges and will face more, but we will get through this by loving each other.”
Police probe as Jerusalem synagogue blaze deemed 'unequivocally' arson, cross sprayed on door
The police discovered images of Christian crosses, spray-painted onto the door of a house near the scene.
Drunk man arrested after climbing French synagogue, removing Israeli flag
Poissy mayor Sandrine Dos Santos condemned "in the strongest terms the incident that occurred in a synagogue in Poissy."
Israel's Bnei Menashe community finds a home in Sderot synagogue
The Alfei Menashe Synagogue in Sderot and its spiritual leader, Rabbi David Lhungdim, are building a community.
Grapevine, May 30, 2025: Lives in limbo
Movers and shakers in Israeli society.
How can we connect and nurture Jewish communities outside of major cities? - opinion
When Jews living in small, rural, and remote communities don’t feel connected to the larger community, they are often left with a worrying sense of alienation.
Shame on us: When Jews attack synagogues in the name of religious purity - opinion
When we attack other Jews, even in other factions of Judaism, the Jewish soul dies a little bit more.
Federal security grants to synagogues are resuming after two-month Trump freeze
The news comes after a group of more than 130 House lawmakers signed a letter obtained by Jewish Insider urging House appropriators to allocate $500 million to the program for 2026.
