Examples of using A synagogue in English and their translations into Arabic
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six wounded when a man opened fire at a synagogue in the city of Pittsburgh on Saturday,
During the Nakba the Arab residents of the village left their homes, and the places were taken over by Jewish refugees who settled in the houses and turned the village mosque into a synagogue- which is still active today.
In our capital, Sarajevo, you can find within a 200 metres circle, a synagogue, a mosque and Catholic and Orthodox churches that have been standing next to each other since the fifteenth century, almost leaning on each other
Later in the day, however, hundreds of settlers who were joined by yeshiva students and other orthodox Jews arrived at the site, which they claimed was a synagogue, prayed there and listened to speeches by the rabbi and the head of the Kiryat Arba settlement.(Ha ' aretz, 22 November).
We can build a synagogue then.
Was there a synagogue in Wlodawa?
A Synagogue of Satan.
You wanted a synagogue blessing?
It's a synagogue, that's how it goes.
You're hiding in the basement of a synagogue.
In Zaporozhye, four extremists attempted to burn down a synagogue.
The interior of a synagogue in Sefrou, Morocco.
My time is overdue like a synagogue roof Come on.
In Ashdod, rockets landed in a synagogue, injuring many worshippers.
A synagogue, a museum and a memorial park are set within walking distance.
Construction activities include the construction of a synagogue and 35 additional houses.
The shooting comes days after a gunman massacred 11 people at a synagogue in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
Then I'm taking her to a synagogue, a mosque, and a Buddhist temple.
For religious guests, there is a synagogue at the hotel which is open 7 days a week.
Nobody should ever be afraid to go to a synagogue or wear a kippah in the European Union.