Beach Synagogue News Today

Palm Beach Synagogue, founded by Rabbi Moshe Scheiner and his wife, Dinie, celebrated its 30th anniversary this week.

Fourteen women from the synagogue left for Israel on Sunday as part of a Women's Israel Mission.

In a ceremony at Palm Beach Synagogue, Rabbi Moshe Scheiner honored Volusia County Sheriff Michael Chitwood for his stand against antisemitism.

Burnt Offerings, which served up glatt kosher beef brisket and chicken to more than 1,000 attendees, bested 16 other teams at the event.

The Jewish holiday of Passover begins Wednesday, and temples around Palm Beach plan to celebrate with food, prayer and community.

Palm Beach Police say they are aware of anti-semitic materials being distributed in town; incident follows similar acts in Boca Raton, West Palm

Although the traditional services are returning, this years holiday is shadowed by the war in Ukraine.

Temple Emanu-El of Palm Beach and Palm Beach Synagogue are working to raise money to support Jewish refugees from Ukraine.

Event to look at how to combat what temple leaders see as a trend and create ongoing discussions

At a 1 p.m. luncheon following the service, the founder of Students Supporting Israel will deliver a briefing on the Russia-Ukraine war.