Today, in the heart of Amsterdam, the Rav Aharon Schuster Synagogue opened its doors for a solemn and emotional commemoration of October 7th, which was the darkest day in recent Israeli history. The Rav Aharon Schuster Synagogue, located on the stately Jacob Obrechtplein, stands as… | Read More in The Blogs
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