An Israeli court ruled on Sunday that the Tel Aviv suburb of Holon cannot cancel the municipality's allocation of land for the city's first Reform synagogue, and must compensate the Reform movement and the congregation for legal costs.
An Israeli court ruled on Sunday that the Tel Aviv suburb of Holon cannot cancel the municipality's allocation of land for the city's first Reform synagogue, and must compensate the Reform movement and the congregation for legal costs.
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