Synagogue Collection (page 20)

Jewish wedding

Tapestry in the Nazareth synagogue, Paris

Tables of the law embroidery in Stadttempel synagogue

Belz synagogue, Jerusalem

Purim celebration in the Belz synagogue, Jerusalem

Bathroom in the Belz synagogue, Jerusalem

Shtreimel hats and books in the Belz synagogue, Jerusalem

Purim celebration in the Belz synagogue, Jerusalem

Orthodox jew in the Belz synagogue, Jerusalem

Orthodox jew in the Belz synagogue, Jerusalem

Purim celebration in the Belz synagogue, Jerusalem

Orthodox Jews celebrating Purim in Jerusalem

Purim celebration in the Belz synagogue, Jerusalem

Celebration of Purim festival in a Jerusalem synagogue

Celebration of Purim festival in a Jerusalem synagogue

Belz hassidic Jew praying at Maimonides tomb in Tiberias

Orthodox Jew in the Mount Meron synagogue

Belz hassidic Jews praying at Maimonides tomb in Tiberias

Orthodox Jew praying in the Mount Meron synagogue

Orthodox Jews praying at Shimon bar Yochais tomb in the Mount Meron synagogue

Orthodox Jew in the Mount Meron synagogue

Jewish protection symbols

Synagogue prayer times

Taleth weaving

Orthodox Jew at Nahabit Shim on synagogue in Jerusalem

Orthodox Jew at the Synagogue in Hebron, part of the religious site known to both Jewish and Muslim worshippers as the Tomb of the Patriarchs

Nahabit Shim on synagogue in Jerusalem

Synagogue in Hebron, part of the religious site known to both Jewish and Muslim worshippers as the Tomb of the Patriarchs

Orthodox Jewish boy at the Synagogue in Hebron, part of the religious site known to both Jewish and Muslim worshippers as the Tomb of the Patriarchs

Orthodox Lelov Jews at the Synagogue in Hebron, part of the religious site known to both Jewish and Muslim worshippers as the Tomb of the Patriarchs

Davids Tomb synagogue

Talmud artwork in Herzliya synagogue

Herzliya synagogue mezuza

Woman praying in Elijahs cave synagogue in Haifa

Elijahs cave synagogue in Haifa

Herzliya synagogue sacred ark

Herzliya synagogue high chair

Donation in Elijahs cave synagogue in Haifa

Man reading in Elijahs cave synagogue in Haifa

Stained glass window in the synagogue of the Hadassah hospital, Tribes of Israel, Gad

Stained glass in the Jerusalem great Synagogue, Moses receiving the tables of the law

Sephardic synagogue

Orthodox Jew praying at Simeon Bar Yochais grave on Mount Meron

Rituals during a bar mitzvah celebration

Torah reading in a synagogue

Torah

Book of Esther (Meguilah)

Purim celebration in a liberal synagogue Book of Esther (Meguilah)

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"Exploring the Rich History and Artistry of Synagogues Around the World" From the teachings of Rabbi Israel ben Eliezer to the stunning Talmud artwork in Hertzliya synagogue, synagogues have been a focal point for Jewish communities throughout history. In Hertzliya, Israel, one can marvel at the intricate mosaic depicting zodiac signs at Beit Alpha Synagogue, dating back to the 6th century. Artistic representations also extend beyond ancient times. "The Twelve-Year-Old Jesus in the Temple, " an oil on canvas masterpiece from 1879, captures a significant biblical event within synagogue walls. Meanwhile, stained-glass windows like those found in Bucharest's Tailors Synagogue showcase Star of David motifs that illuminate with vibrant colors, and are not limited to any particular region; they can be found worldwide. Trieste's Jewish Synagogue stands as a testament to Italy's rich Jewish heritage while Sofia Synagogue in Bulgaria proudly holds its title as Europe's second-largest Sephardic synagogue since its construction in 1909. Even hospitals pay homage to Judaism through their synagogues. The Hadassah hospital features stained glass windows depicting the Tribes of Israel—a beautiful fusion of faith and healing. Similarly, Vienna's Stadttempel Synagogue boasts a sacred Ark curtain that adds reverence and beauty to its space. Across continents lies Eldrige Street Synagogue in Manhattan—a symbol of Jewish immigration and resilience in America—where visitors can admire exquisite stained glass windows portraying scenes from Jewish life. In Jerusalem's Jewish Quarter, even doors hold significance within synagogues' architectural grandeur—an invitation into spiritual sanctuaries where prayers echo through time. Whether it is exploring historical figures like Baal Shem Tov or admiring breathtaking artworks such as mosaic masterpieces or stained glass wonders—the world of synagogues offers us glimpses into centuries-old traditions and unwavering faith.