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Abudaram Sinagogunun içi yıllar sonra yeniden dualarla doldu

Abudaram Sinagogunun içi yıllar sonra yeniden dualarla dolduHasköy´de bulunan ve yıllardır kalıp atölyesi olarak kullanılan Abudaram (Parmakkapı) Sinagogu pazar günü yapılan tefila ile yeniden aslına dönüyor.
Türk Yahudi Toplumu pazar günü Hasköy'de tarihi bir güne şahitlik ettiler. Yüz yıllık tarihi Abudaram (Parmakkapı) Sinagogu, yapılan bir tefila ile eski işlevine kavuşturulmak için ilk adım atıldı. 
Tam inşa tarihi bilinmeyen ancak 1804 yangınında zarar gören sinagog daha sonra restore edilip yeniden ibadete açılmıştı. 1960’lı yıllarda bölgede yaşayan Yahudilerin azalması bu sinagogun tarihini değiştirdi. Bir kalıp üreticisine kiralanan tarihi sinagoga, herhangi bir bina gibi davranıldı, hatta yüksek kubbesini gölgeleyen beton asma kat bile inşa edildi. 
Türk Yahudi Toplumunun uğraşları sonucu tahliye edilen kiracı sonrası boşalan sinagog temizlenerek bu güne hazır edildi. Hahambaşı Rav İsak Haleva, Türk Yahudi Toplumu Başkanı İshak İbrahimzadeh, eski Başkanı Silvio Ovadya, İsrail'in İstanbul Konsolosu Shai Cohen'in de aralarında bulunduğu kalabalık bir topluluğun dua ve şarkıları eşliğinde topluma kazandırıldı. 
Karel Valansi Şalom Gazetesi 2 Nisan 2017
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