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Tree of Life is a not-for-profit organization operating under the auspices of Temple Lev Someich - a Jewish Synagogue located in Brooklyn, New York.

150 Year Old Reform Temple in Brooklyn, NY

The central source for information on the Jewish communities of Upstate New York.

Village Crown Moroccan (glatt kosher) and Village Crown Italian (cholev Israel) restaurants with garden dining in New York City

Glatt Kosher Moroccan and Cholev Israel Dairy restaurants with garden dining in New York City.

An intersynagogue youth klezmer band in Westchester County, New York. The program's mission is to encourage community service and to teach Klezmer to our youth in order to keep the form alive; to perform at synagogue programs, residents of nursing homes, children with special needs, and developmentally disabled adults.

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Sponsored by the Five Synagogues of White Plains Israel Action Committee (in Westchester, NY), our objective is to promote Israeli goods and services, obtainable via the web, or at local stores (starting with Westchester, NY).

Kehillat Lev Shalem is dedicated to the advancement of Jewish ethics, culture, and religion. We strive to enable participants to enrich their lives through Jewish worship, celebration, practice, study, and fellowship. We are committed to maintaining our loving character by treating all people with care and respect, and to fostering our connection with the state of Israel and Jews around the world. We draw from all streams of Jewish practice. Men and women have an equal opportunity to participate in bringing forth our goals.

Providing services to people with developmental disabilities and their families.

A dynamic, warm Orthodox yeshiva in Kew Gardens Hills

Web page of Yeshiva Ketana of Queens - boys yeshiva in Kew Gardens Hills, Flushing, N.Y.

Small-sized classes in with nurturing environment for boys ages 6-16 who cannot fit into the "regular" classroom

Vibrant conservative synagogue in Westchester, NY