Temple Israel of Greater Miami, one of South Florida’s oldest Jewish synagogues, is planning to move out of its current synagogue by summer 2025. Photographed here in 2022 is then-Rabbi Amy L ...

A spokeswoman for Temple Israel told NBC6 the finances just don’t add up and they can no longer sustain a facility that’s 64,000 square feet. Temple Israel was one of the first to open in Miami.

In 1997, archaeologists Sharon Herbert and Andrea Berlin began an excavation project at Tel Kedesh, an enormous mound located in the rural interior of Israel's Upper Galilee region.

Temple Israel’s Second Annual Book Fair & Corned Beef Sandwich Day will take place on Oct. 27 at the synagogue (27 50 S. Moss Road in Winter Springs).