Jewish Communities & Synagogues

This site is designed to gather, and provide historical and current information on the Jews From Egypt, one of the most ancient established societies in the world. We will attempt to cover the period from Joseph Saadia el Fayoumi (Saadia Gaon) to the present day.

Helping to get Temples on the Internet, web designing and hosting available

An egalitarian Conservative synagogue on the North Shore of Long Island, NY.

Homepage of largest swiss jewish community

InterfaithFamily.com empowers interfaith families to make Jewish choices for themselves and their children, and encourages the Jewish community to welcome interfaith families. We provide useful educational information, connect interfaith families to local Jewish communities and advocate for inclusive attitudes, policies and practices.

In 1948 subsequent to the Arab-Israeli War and wars in 1956, 1967, and 1973, Jews from Egypt had to leave and they settled in different countries, USA, Israel, England, France, Italy, Brazil, etc. We are trying to document their immigration and their adaptation in the host countries.

Many of the traditional ceremonies in Japan seem to be the traces that the Jews and the Ten Lost Tribes of Israel came to ancient Japan.

Website of the Jewish Communiy of Graz (corporate body governed by public law) responsible for Styria, Carinthia and the southern part of Burgenland

Homepage of the Jewish Community of Vienna (corporate body governed by public law) responsible for Vienna, Lower Austria and the northern Burgenland

Low Rates on Cellular Phone Rentals when in Israel.

All you want to know about the Jewish Communities across Brazil and contacts with Jewish Brazilians worldwide. Very interesting articles and "Tropikasher, Torah with a Tropical Taste".

A comprehensive resource of all things Jewish in Cleveland.

Cohousing is a type of pedestrian oriented neighborhood where families own their own homes, but there are shared common facilities for childcare, socializing, and sometimes meals, as well as shared outdoor space. Jewish Cohousing creates a Jewish atmosphere that extends beyond the home to encompass the neighborhood, providing opportunities for Jewish life that cannot exist in a spread-out, automobile-based community. More importantly, Jewish Cohousing provides children with a safe place for spontaneous play, as well as a much stronger Jewish influence through neighborhood friends, role-models, atmosphere and daily activities. It's like buying a house at Camp Ramah!

Exists to strengthen Jewish identity and continuity by enriching personal, cultural, social and physical development.