The Neolog Synagogue is a type of Jewish house of worship that emerged in Hungary during the 19th century. It represents a modern approach to Judaism, blending traditional practices with contemporary values. Neolog communities often emphasize the importance of education, social justice, and integration into broader society while maintaining Jewish identity. Neolog Judaism is characterized by its acceptance of reforms in religious practices and beliefs, distinguishing it from both Orthodox and Progressive Judaism. The movement has its roots in the Hungarian Jewish community and has influenced various aspects of Jewish life, including religious services, education, and community engagement.