Walking around here, most of the synagogues are pretty small, like a converted regular house.
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What troubles me about this area, is Stamford Hill’s relative distance to Finsbury Park which has a large mosque that radical teaching that went unchallenged for a while.
I still think Israel is the right natural home for the Jewish people, despite being a tiny nation, more of the desert could be built ready for more Jewish families to come sometime soon.
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