2 new synagogues open in Hungary, bringing rival Jewish groups together ‘It’s better that the synagogue lives than to have it remain disused as it has been for decades,’ chief of MAOIH says ...

SIOFOK, Hungary — This is the story of how and why the Communist government paid for the only Jewish house of worship built in Hungary in the last half- century.The new synagogue was consecrated ...

Hungary: Historic synagogue reopening Synagogue reopening marks landmark collaboration between Chabad and haredi Jewish community. Israel National News Sep 19, 2023, 1:40 PM (GMT+3) ...

Another Budapest synagogue rose from the ashes last week thanks to Chabad of Hungary. It was the tenth to do so, marking a Hungarian Jewish renaissance that began some 10 years ago, breathing new ...

The synagogue functioned as a house of worship until 1964, when Hungary’s official Jewish community organization sold it. It was then used as a furniture warehouse and subsequently left vacant.

The crumbling complex in Mad, Hungary, is being restored as a cultural center, museum and occasional temple. Town's Jews Are Gone, but Rural Synagogue Will Live On - Los Angeles Times ...

A new synagogue was inaugurated in Hungary to be operated by the Central Board of Jewish Communities. It is located in the city of Siofok near Lake Baloton. The Hungarian News agency, MTI ...

BUDAPEST — An abandoned synagogue in eastern Hungary is getting a facelift thanks to Hollywood actress Jamie Lee Curtis. On Sunday, the actress — who is currently in Budapest for the shooting ...

The synagogue, typical of the Hungarian architecture, was built with a spacious upstairs lady’s gallery as well as a separate house for the Rabbi. Built over 200 years ago ...

Despite anti-semitism concerns, the oldest synagogue in Hungary's capital reopens after more than 50 years - ready for Jewish New Year ...

Budapest’s Jewish Quarter is anchored by three synagogues corresponding to different factions of Hungarian Jewish life that emerged following a theological schism in 1869. Today it forms what is ...

In Hungary, if you go to the synagogue, you can go freely.” When I point out that I had to pass through security myself on Shabbat, he challenged me. “Where?” he asked.