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They’re keeping the last synagogue in the Metro East alive. What happens next?
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They’re keeping the last synagogue in the Metro East alive. What happens next?
It’s Shabbat in Belleville. About 30 to 40 people make their way upstairs at Agudas Achim Beth Israel, filling a sanctuary that, on most months, sits far quieter. They came for an Auf-Ruf, but what stood out wasn’t just the occasion. It was the room itself. Stained glass windows lined the walls, many bearing names that felt familiar — the kind you grow up hearing on the other side of the river. Families who once built Jewish life in the Metro Ea…
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