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Not a lot of synagogues outside of the major cities I am trying to avoid. Considering the number of attacks on Jewish communities by Marxists/BLM I feel lot of those communities have bulls-eye on them. Antifa/BLM just destroyed a large Holocaust memorial in Los Angeles in addition to attacking many businesses, spraypainting synagogues, Jewish markets, etc in Los Angeles and New York. It feels like Kristallnacht all over again with what I am seeing.Well then synagogue or a non-demominational. Whatever pleases YOU.
This is becoming too common in big liberal cities.. Black Supremacists shot up a Kosher supermarket, killing three Jewish people and a police officer because they claimed "They hate White Jews". It didn't make the news much and wasn't considered a big deal by the media or a hate crime.
Jersey City Shooting Was 'A Targeted Attack On The Jewish Kosher Deli'
Authorities on Wednesday identified the shooters as David Anderson and Francine Graham — both of whom died in the attacks that left four others dead Tuesday, including a police officer.
www.npr.org
This is a reason I don't want to be living in states run by Fascist liberal governments and that have large population of radicals..
Sadly, most Jewish communities in USA just keep to themselves. Outside of NYC, LA and Chicago, we don't have the kind of bonds and unity like Christian people do. Jews in other places just live the suburban lifestyle and keep to themselves like most suburbanites. And, I am not going to live in NYC, LA or Chicago right now just to be part of big community in a hot zone.
I respect Jesus as a Rabbi, not sure how that flows with some "Non-Denominational" Christians. I have no problem with any community that can accept me for who I am .. I never push my views on other people. Unfortunately, it seems most churches will demand you convert to Christianity.
It's not easy being a Jewish American refugee. A good number of my family were murdered by Nazis (grandma's village was exterminated in Belarus), pogroms and by Bolshevik Communists after the Czar was overthrown. It's pretty sad to see all the same crap happening all over again here in the USA.. A good number of my family members are Soviet refugees who fled Communist oppression in the 70s and 80s thanks to my grandmother helping them flee. Many moved to Los Angeles because that is where they were settled. But, I bet they are thinking of fleeing again, just like they did with the Soviet Union. I wish I could get in touch with them, but haven't talked to them in years and barely know many of them, anyway. I just met some at parties I attended many years ago. If I could get a hold of them I could convince them to pack their bags and join me in Tennessee..
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