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  A very wonderful place for Jews to go, where everyone is welcome, regardless of level of observance. Holidays are fantastic, as well as Shabbos services Friday and Saturday, with complete, delicious meals. There are also numerous classes on various topics if someone wants to learn more about their Yiddishkeit.

  Added April 21, 2017 by Barry Sarnat
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  Outstanding - convenient, warm, many activities, in the main part of Palm Beach, near extraordinary hotels, great restaurants, excellent parking, and a only a few minute walk to the ocean and famous beaches.

  Added November 16, 2016 by Dr. Jerald Feinstein
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  It's a privilege to live on Palm Beach Island and walk over to a local Chabad house where every single Shabbos of the year, every Jewish holiday, and every opportunity is taken by the Levitin family to bring Jewish people together in a warm, embracing and elegant environment, to learn about and live Jewishly in these times.

  Added September 24, 2016 by Leah Weintraub