Ben Ezra Synagogue, Synagogue in Egypt
The Ben Ezra Synagogue, an ancient Jewish worship place located in Cairo Governorate, Egypt.
Established in 1892, it's one of the oldest synagogues in Egypt with historical significance.
Plays a crucial role in promoting and preserving Jewish heritage and culture in Egypt.
An important tourist attraction and educational spot for people interested in history and architecture.
It is said to be the site where Baby Moses was found according to local folklore.
Location: Cairo Governorate
Inception: 1892
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