Judaism in Oregon
The Orthodox Jewish population in Portland has increased since 2005.[1]
Congregation Beth Israel in Portland, Oregon, 2008
Synagogues
Congregation Beth Israel representation at Portland's 2014 pride parade
Synagogues in Oregon include: Congregation Beth Israel, Congregation Neveh Shalom, Congregation Shaarie Torah, and Temple Beth Israel (Eugene).
People
- Ernest Bloch
- Ben Boloff
- Michael Dembrow
- Neil Goldschmidt
- Bernard Goldsmith
- Henry Heppner
- Solomon Hirsch
- Marshall Holman
- Vera Katz
- Bernard Malamud
- Julius Meier
- Harry Mittleman
- Rose Naftalin
- Richard L. Neuberger
- Mark Rothko
- Arlene Schnitzer
- Harold Schnitzer
- Mildred Schwab
- Ben Selling
- Joseph Simon
- Michael H. Simon
- Norton Simon
- Gus J. Solomon
- Vicki Stone
- Philip Wasserman
- Ron Wyden
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See also
References
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