AnonJew: Surprised the neighbor was allowed into the shul with his boombox, much less allowed to play it in the shul. How times have changed. I do agree entirely that in most cases, its what I called the NIMBY/quality of life factors (aka parking, noise, trash accumulation etc) and not anti-semitism that triggers opposition, whether to a proposed shul or small evangelical church seeking to locate in an otherwise residential neighborhood.
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