Why is there a picture of Hilary Clinton in the Ohel Itskhak Synagogue? You might be surprised to find a photo of a US politician here in the heart of Bukhara’s old town. This synagogue, the Ohel Itskhak Synagogue, is more than just a place of worship. It’s a living testament to the enduring Jewish community that has thrived in this city for centuries. The photo of Hilary Clinton serves as a reminder of her visit in 1997, a testament to the synagogue’s significance in the global Jewish community. Today, the Ohel Itskhak Synagogue continues to hold regular services, keeping the traditions of Bukharan Jews alive. But it also represents a bridge between cultures. Step inside, and you’ll find another treasure: ancient Torah scrolls, carefully preserved and revered for generations. The synagogue, with its enduring presence and its unique artifacts, offers visitors a glimpse into the rich tapestry of Bukharan Jewish life.
Bukhara wastewater treatment plant
Ever wondered where Bukhara’s wastewater goes? We’re standing in front of the Bukhara wastewater treatment plant. This plant plays a