Beit Chabad Buchman A beacon of Jewish life in Modi'In — Shabbat hospitality, kosher support & Torah learning
Location: Modiin Maccabim Reut, Center District
Organizer: Beit Chabad Buchman
About Your Jewish home in Modi'In
Beit Chabad Buchman serves the Jewish community of Modi'In, Israel with warmth, dedication, and a welcoming Chabad presence.
This listing is designed to help Jewish travelers and community members in Modi'In, Israel find support, hospitality, and meaningful engagement.
Highlights include:
Synagogue services and Jewish practice support Torah classes, adult education and Jewish learning Children's, youth and family programming Shabbat hospitality, holiday support and kosher assistance Additional services may include: Chabad House, Kitchen Koshering.
For Jewish visitors and residents alike, this Chabad House offers a welcoming address for connection, support, and tradition.
About the provider Rabbi: Rabbi Menahem Mendel Slonim
The Chabad center is led with dedication and care, offering guidance, support, and a welcoming presence for the local Jewish community and visitors alike.
Kashrut & dining Kashrut authority: fixed · fixed
Services Chabad House Adult Education Bar/Bat Mitzvah Instruction Holiday Awareness Programs Mezuzah and Tefillin Checking One-on-One Study Kitchen Koshering Hospital Visitation Seniors Visitation Marriage Prep Mezuzah Loans/Service Shabbat/Holiday Hospitality Location Address: Sara Imenu Street 82, Modi'In, 7176586, Israel
Home · Contact · List your business About this listing Beit Chabad Buchman serves as a primary resource for Jewish life and observance in the Modi'in-Maccabim-Reut region. Located on Sara Imenu Street, this center is led by Rabbi Menahem Mendel Slonim, who provides a warm and welcoming environment for residents and international visitors alike. Whether you are seeking a place for prayer, Jewish education, or logistical support for keeping kosher, the Chabad House acts as a dedicated communal hub.
The mission of this center is to foster a deep sense of connection to Jewish tradition through various outreach programs and services. Travelers visiting the Center District of Israel will find that Beit Chabad Buchman is an accessible address for spiritual grounding and practical assistance during their stay in Modi'in. The atmosphere is designed to be inclusive, catering to Jews of all backgrounds and levels of observance.
About the area Strategically positioned between Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, Modi'in is a modern city with deep historical significance. Beit Chabad Buchman is located in the Buchman (Moreshet) neighborhood, an area known for its high concentration of religiously observant families and numerous synagogues. This location makes it an ideal stop for those commuting between Israel's two largest metropolitan hubs who require a minyan or kosher support.
The neighborhood is characterized by its family-friendly environment and proximity to the ancient sites linked to the Maccabees. Being part of the Modi'in-Maccabim-Reut municipality, the Chabad House is well-integrated into a city that prides itself on its high quality of life and vibrant Jewish communal infrastructure, including local Mikvaot and a comprehensive Eruv system.
Nearby Jewish landmarks Modi'in is situated near several significant historical and religious sites. The nearby Maccabean Graves (Kivrei HaMaccabim) serve as a reminder of the region's ancient Jewish roots and the story of Hanukkah. For those willing to travel a short distance, the city of Lod offers historic synagogues and the tomb of the Tanna, Rabbi Akiva.
The Buchman neighborhood itself is a suburban residential area known for its numerous community synagogues, such as Kehillat Buchman or various Sephardic and Ashkenazi minyanim. Several local parks provide pleasant walking paths for Shabbat afternoons. Additionally, the Modi'in Mall and the central business district (Ma'ar) are a short drive or bus ride away, offering various services and retail options for travelers.
What to expect Visitors to Beit Chabad Buchman can expect a range of religious and social services. The center hosts regular synagogue services, including weekday and Shabbat tefillot. Beyond the sanctuary, the Chabad House is active in adult education, offering structured Torah classes and one-on-one learning sessions tailored to the individual's level of knowledge.
For those maintaining a kosher home or traveling with specific dietary needs, the center provides kitchen koshering services and general kosher assistance. Families will find a variety of programming including Bar and Bat Mitzvah instruction, holiday awareness events, and youth-centric activities. The center also offers essential religious services such as Mezuzah and Tefillin checking, as well as Mezuzah loans for those in need.
Social welfare is also a pillar of their activity; the staff and volunteers engage in hospital and senior home visitations, as well as marriage preparation for couples. During Jewish holidays, the Chabad House becomes a focal point for the community, providing the necessary resources and festive atmosphere to celebrate the Moadim in accordance with Halakha.
Frequently asked questions Does Beit Chabad Buchman offer Shabbat meals for travelers? Yes, visitors are encouraged to contact Rabbi Slonim in advance to arrange for Shabbat meals or to find local hospitality options within the Buchman neighborhood.
Can I get my Mezuzah or Tefillin checked here? The center provides services for checking and repairing Mezuzut and Tefillin to ensure they are halakhically kosher and fit for use.
Are kitchen koshering services available? Beit Chabad offers kitchen koshering services for those moving into the area or looking to upgrade their home's level of kashrut.
Are there daily Torah classes or study sessions available? Yes, regular Torah classes and adult education sessions are held, including one-on-one study opportunities. Check their current schedule for specific daily or weekly times.
Is there an Eruv in the Modi'in area? Yes, there is a local eruv that encompasses the Buchman neighborhood and the wider Modi'in area, allowing for carrying on Shabbat. Residents should check the weekly status with local rabbinic authorities.
