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Jewish law may make no requirements or restrictions about architectural form, but one prominent 18th century rabbi issued a warning about copying the styles of the rich and famous.

The synagogue is a Jewish prayer center led by a rabbi.

From the land of Israel to Diaspora.

Midrash allowed the rabbis to explain and expand on the Torah--and in doing so, they revealed much about themselves.

How this genre gleans deep meaning from the Torah's text

Halakhic Midrash on Exodus.

Biblical interpretations that focus on Jewish law and practices.

Rabbinic authorities have used different arguments to redress inequities in the way halakhah treats non-Jews.

At times, Jews have embraced large numbers of converts, but hostile relations with Gentile neighbors often led to suspicion of proselytes as well. 

Israel Shahak's theory that anti-Gentile traditions have influenced Israeli policy is well known in both Arab and anti-Semitic circles, but Jews have yet to properly confront it.