Jewish Communities & Synagogues

Nestled within the rolling hills and valleys of Eastern Uganda lives a community of 500 black Ugandans who practice Judaism, observing Jewish holidays, singing Hebrew songs, dining under the Laws of Kashrut, and keeping the Shabbat holy, as they have for generations. Guided almost exclusively by the Torah, the Abayudaya daven in their synagogues, usually made from mud huts, in four different villages outside a town called Mbale. This page stands as a testament to their ability to withstand total isolation - and anti-Semitism - in a Ugandan village to celebrate the tenets of Jewish faith.

The Central Union of Jewish Religious Communities (UZZNO Ustredny zvaz Zidovskych nabozenskych obci) is the major Jewish communal organization in Slovakia with thirteen branches around the country.

The Great synagogue of Kiev (Brodsky synagogue) and the Kiev Jewish community center. About history and todays life The Great synagogue of Kiev (Brodsky synagogue) and the Kiev Jewish community center

The Jewish Community of Japan is located in Tokyo. The JCC holds weekly services, has a kosher kitchen, has a Sunday school for children and adult education as well.

Information about the Jews of Norway and information for tourists.

A site where every jew will feel at home

After the "revolution" in 1959 almost 90 percent of the Jewish population left Cuba. Those who remained struggle to keep Judaism alive.

Reports on the status and history of Jews in Egypt

Reports on the status and history of Jews in Iran.

Reports on the status and history of Jews in Iraq.

Reports on the status and history of Jews in Lebanon.

Reports on the status and history of Jews in Libya.