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Historic preservation fund supports religious landmarks in Washington

A synagogue in Olympia and a Presbyterian church in Tacoma received 2026 preservation grants from the Washington Trust for Historic Preservation.

After Boise’s synagogue was bombed, the city chose belonging again

After a 1984 synagogue bombing, Boise’s faith communities stood with their Jewish neighbors — proving that belonging must be chosen, again and again.

Yom Kippur Synagogue Attack Casts Harrowing Light on Rising Global Antisemitism

A deadly Yom Kippur synagogue attack in the U.K. highlights rising global antisemitism amid growing threats, misinformation, and political unrest.

When Boise’s new synagogue brought the whole town together

Synagogue Dedication Showed Idaho’s Interfaith Unity

Parties canceled. Celebrations toned down. Hanukkah won’t be the same this year.

Hanukkah, a joyous Jewish holiday, which in the United States has often tried to rival Christmas in buoyancy if not glamour, will not be the same this year. With the Israeli military in the midst of a destructive showdown in its war with Hamas, few are in the mood to celebrate the holiday that begins at sundown Thursday.

Ask a Jew: Would I Be Welcomed if I Visited a Local Synagogue?

Would I be welcomed if I visited a local synagogue? The quick answer is, “Generally, yes, you’ll be very welcome.” That being said, a little preparation will make all the difference.

Synagogues forced to balance welcoming the stranger with protecting their own

In the aftermath of the ordeal and as antisemitic attacks are on the rise in the U.S., many security experts say protecting synagogue buildings and other Jewish institutions may mean reinterpreting the commandment — what Jews call the “mitzvah” — to welcome the stranger.

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