Congregation Tifereth Israel
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Congregation Tifereth Israel may refer to:
- New York City
- Congregation Tifereth Israel (Brooklyn, New York) (the "Park Slope Jewish Center"), a Conservative synagogue in Park Slope, Brooklyn
- Congregation Tifereth Israel (Queens, New York) (the "Home Street Synagogue"), a synagogue in Corona; the oldest synagogue in Queens
- Long Island
- Other
- Congregation Tiferes Yisroel, an Orthodox synagogue in Baltimore, Maryland
- Congregation Tiferes Israel, a synagogue in Moncton, New Brunswick
Congregation Tiferes Israel, Moncton
Categories:
- Disambiguation pages
- Synagogue disambiguation pages
- Synagogues in the United States
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