What objects can you find a synagogue?

Answer 1

In almost every town where there are Jews.

Answer 2

Wherever there is a Jewish community.

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More about synagogues

Answer 3

every country

Answer 4

in Israel

Answer 5

In a typical synagogue, you will find a sanctuary, that is, a room for worship, with chairs or pews to sit on facing east. In the center of the east wall, you will find an ornate cabinet holding one or more scrolls of the Torah. Each scroll is the entire Torah, from Genesis to Deuteronomy, handwritten in square Hebrew letters on animal-skin parchment. There will be shelves of prayerbooks (siddurim), plus printed and bound copies of the Torah with commentaries, and quite probably also high-holy-day prayerbooks (machzorim). One of the side or back walls of the sanctuary typically has memorial plaques honoring deceased members of the congregation. Outside the sanctuary, there is usually a social hall, probably a kitchen, and perhaps rooms for religious school classes. There may be a library as well, and perhaps offices for the rabbi and an administrator.