They literally give their life and soul to their community, and the "Jewish community" that gets government funding is nervous of them and undermines them in every which way possible.
In 1987, the leaders of both countries announced the creation of a common unit of account, called the gaucho, to measure trade between the nations. The idea didn’t work out amid disagreements and because of the high volatility affecting the countries.They have similar challenges now. Argentina has annual inflation of almost 100% and a presidential election later this year, compared to Brazil’s 5.8%. The fast depreciation of the peso compared to the real and the autonomy of Brazil’s central bank, which could oppose the initiative, are also significant obstacles.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2023-01-22/brazil-and-argentina-discuss-common-south-american-currencyhttps://archive.ph/BkWQsFile this under "who came up with this terrible idea?" or is this some form of clickbait?
https://abcnews.go.com/amp/US/wireStory/tipping-control-consumers-96609175
https://www.roi-nj.com/2023/01/31/real_estate/fort-lee-jewish-community-center-finalizes-synagogue-sale/For contexthttps://jewishstandard.timesofisrael.com/fort-lee-shul-sold-to-korean-church/
brooklyn in 10 years from now
How many "conservative" congregations are in Brooklyn?
it's good to be a Lubavitcher
What do you mean by this? Orthodox shuls wouldn't be sold to churches?
How many orthodox shuls in Brooklyn that are currently active are likely to be sold to a church within 10 years?Do you see declining attendance? Aging communities with no second or third generation?
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