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Temple Har Shalom vandalized days before Jewish community celebrates its holiest holidays - Park Record

By Park Record · Originally published September 11, 2026 · 1 min read
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224 was vandalized over the weekend in what synagogue leaders are calling an antisemitic attack days before the Jewish community's most important holidays. Rabbi Jeff Dreifus said a synagogue administrator noticed the property damage on Monday and speculated the incident happened late Saturday night or Sunday.

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