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  1. They're going to use this very legitimate issue to fuck America over.

    "The #US #SupremeCourt has agreed to hear the case of #DanielGrand, an #Orthodox #Jew from #Ohio who says local authorities barred him from holding #Jewish #prayer gatherings at his home and that neighbors harassed him over the practice.

    The decision by the nation’s highest court to take up the case is considered highly unusual in the #American #legal system, as the Supreme Court hears only about 50 cases a year.

    The dispute began in 2021. Grand, who lives in #UniversityHeights, wanted to pray with a #minyan, the quorum of 10 Jewish men required for certain communal prayers. Because Jewish law prohibits driving on #Shabbat and holidays, and the local #synagogue was too far away to reach on foot, he decided to host worshippers in his private home."

    ynetnews.com/jewish-world/arti

  2. They're going to use this very legitimate issue to fuck America over.

    "The #US #SupremeCourt has agreed to hear the case of #DanielGrand, an #Orthodox #Jew from #Ohio who says local authorities barred him from holding #Jewish #prayer gatherings at his home and that neighbors harassed him over the practice.

    The decision by the nation’s highest court to take up the case is considered highly unusual in the #American #legal system, as the Supreme Court hears only about 50 cases a year.

    The dispute began in 2021. Grand, who lives in #UniversityHeights, wanted to pray with a #minyan, the quorum of 10 Jewish men required for certain communal prayers. Because Jewish law prohibits driving on #Shabbat and holidays, and the local #synagogue was too far away to reach on foot, he decided to host worshippers in his private home."

    ynetnews.com/jewish-world/arti

  3. They're going to use this very legitimate issue to fuck America over.

    "The #US #SupremeCourt has agreed to hear the case of #DanielGrand, an #Orthodox #Jew from #Ohio who says local authorities barred him from holding #Jewish #prayer gatherings at his home and that neighbors harassed him over the practice.

    The decision by the nation’s highest court to take up the case is considered highly unusual in the #American #legal system, as the Supreme Court hears only about 50 cases a year.

    The dispute began in 2021. Grand, who lives in #UniversityHeights, wanted to pray with a #minyan, the quorum of 10 Jewish men required for certain communal prayers. Because Jewish law prohibits driving on #Shabbat and holidays, and the local #synagogue was too far away to reach on foot, he decided to host worshippers in his private home."

    ynetnews.com/jewish-world/arti

  4. They're going to use this very legitimate issue to fuck America over.

    "The #US #SupremeCourt has agreed to hear the case of #DanielGrand, an #Orthodox #Jew from #Ohio who says local authorities barred him from holding #Jewish #prayer gatherings at his home and that neighbors harassed him over the practice.

    The decision by the nation’s highest court to take up the case is considered highly unusual in the #American #legal system, as the Supreme Court hears only about 50 cases a year.

    The dispute began in 2021. Grand, who lives in #UniversityHeights, wanted to pray with a #minyan, the quorum of 10 Jewish men required for certain communal prayers. Because Jewish law prohibits driving on #Shabbat and holidays, and the local #synagogue was too far away to reach on foot, he decided to host worshippers in his private home."

    ynetnews.com/jewish-world/arti

  5. They're going to use this very legitimate issue to fuck America over.

    "The #US #SupremeCourt has agreed to hear the case of #DanielGrand, an #Orthodox #Jew from #Ohio who says local authorities barred him from holding #Jewish #prayer gatherings at his home and that neighbors harassed him over the practice.

    The decision by the nation’s highest court to take up the case is considered highly unusual in the #American #legal system, as the Supreme Court hears only about 50 cases a year.

    The dispute began in 2021. Grand, who lives in #UniversityHeights, wanted to pray with a #minyan, the quorum of 10 Jewish men required for certain communal prayers. Because Jewish law prohibits driving on #Shabbat and holidays, and the local #synagogue was too far away to reach on foot, he decided to host worshippers in his private home."

    ynetnews.com/jewish-world/arti

  6. Money quote right here: "[S]ome neighbors even submitted written letters opposing the permit, including one that read, “I am not Jewish, and I do not want our neighborhood labeled as Jewish.” 🖕

    "#UNIVERSITYHEIGHTS, #Ohio — When #DanielGrand invited a dozen friends to his home for a #Jewish #prayer meeting five years ago, he set off a lengthy legal battle that now sits on the doorstep of the nation’s highest court.

    The city of University Heights informed him that hosting the prayer meeting would require the same kind of permit #churches and #synagogues use. Over the following months, he said the city withheld his tax benefits, had police surveil his home and held a public hearing that Grand’s team has described as hostile toward the Jewish faith."

    cleveland.com/news/2026/05/a-j

  7. Money quote right here: "[S]ome neighbors even submitted written letters opposing the permit, including one that read, “I am not Jewish, and I do not want our neighborhood labeled as Jewish.” 🖕

    "#UNIVERSITYHEIGHTS, #Ohio — When #DanielGrand invited a dozen friends to his home for a #Jewish #prayer meeting five years ago, he set off a lengthy legal battle that now sits on the doorstep of the nation’s highest court.

    The city of University Heights informed him that hosting the prayer meeting would require the same kind of permit #churches and #synagogues use. Over the following months, he said the city withheld his tax benefits, had police surveil his home and held a public hearing that Grand’s team has described as hostile toward the Jewish faith."

    cleveland.com/news/2026/05/a-j

  8. Money quote right here: "[S]ome neighbors even submitted written letters opposing the permit, including one that read, “I am not Jewish, and I do not want our neighborhood labeled as Jewish.” 🖕

    "#UNIVERSITYHEIGHTS, #Ohio — When #DanielGrand invited a dozen friends to his home for a #Jewish #prayer meeting five years ago, he set off a lengthy legal battle that now sits on the doorstep of the nation’s highest court.

    The city of University Heights informed him that hosting the prayer meeting would require the same kind of permit #churches and #synagogues use. Over the following months, he said the city withheld his tax benefits, had police surveil his home and held a public hearing that Grand’s team has described as hostile toward the Jewish faith."

    cleveland.com/news/2026/05/a-j

  9. Money quote right here: "[S]ome neighbors even submitted written letters opposing the permit, including one that read, “I am not Jewish, and I do not want our neighborhood labeled as Jewish.” 🖕

    "#UNIVERSITYHEIGHTS, #Ohio — When #DanielGrand invited a dozen friends to his home for a #Jewish #prayer meeting five years ago, he set off a lengthy legal battle that now sits on the doorstep of the nation’s highest court.

    The city of University Heights informed him that hosting the prayer meeting would require the same kind of permit #churches and #synagogues use. Over the following months, he said the city withheld his tax benefits, had police surveil his home and held a public hearing that Grand’s team has described as hostile toward the Jewish faith."

    cleveland.com/news/2026/05/a-j

  10. Money quote right here: "[S]ome neighbors even submitted written letters opposing the permit, including one that read, “I am not Jewish, and I do not want our neighborhood labeled as Jewish.” 🖕

    "#UNIVERSITYHEIGHTS, #Ohio — When #DanielGrand invited a dozen friends to his home for a #Jewish #prayer meeting five years ago, he set off a lengthy legal battle that now sits on the doorstep of the nation’s highest court.

    The city of University Heights informed him that hosting the prayer meeting would require the same kind of permit #churches and #synagogues use. Over the following months, he said the city withheld his tax benefits, had police surveil his home and held a public hearing that Grand’s team has described as hostile toward the Jewish faith."

    cleveland.com/news/2026/05/a-j