ARThe Buenos Aires City Police conducted a forced eviction of a synagogue in the Flores neighborhood on Monday morning, ordered by the judiciary, due to a dispute between two groups of Jewish faithful over property ownership. The conflict arose after one group allegedly sold part of the building through a real estate agency to expand a gallery and use it commercially, while the other group claims the sale was illegal and the title of ownership was forged. The synagogue member stated their family purchased the property in 1950 and emphasized that selling a temple is against religious teachings. Approximately 30 people, including the rabbi, remain inside the synagogue, and authorities granted them time to finish prayers before proceeding with the eviction. The decision was made by Judge Camilo Jorge Almeida Pons under case number 65521/2026.
Bias read (Center): The article presents both sides of the legal dispute without overtly favoring either group. It includes quotes from members of the synagogue and mentions the judicial process, providing balanced information without biased language or selective sourcing.
