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Dutch King Willem-Alexander visits 300-year-old Portuguese-Jewish Synagogue in The Hague.

Summary by European Jewish Congress
Built in 1726, the Snoge is one of the most significant historic Jewish sites in The Hague. The synagogue was established as a place of prayer and gathering for Portuguese Jews who settled in the city
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Dutch King Willem-Alexander visits 300-year-old Portuguese-Jewish Synagogue in The Hague.

Built in 1726, the Snoge is one of the most significant historic Jewish sites in The Hague. The synagogue was established as a place of prayer and gathering for Portuguese Jews who settled in the city

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European Jewish Congress broke the news on Wednesday, September 30, 2026.
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