Mikvah Taharat Kibbutz Lavi A mikvah for the Lower Galilee community
✡ Rabbi Yehudah Gilad, Religious Moaza Location: Galil Tachton Regional Council, North District, Israel
About Located in Lower Galilee, Israel, Mikvah Taharat Kibbutz Lavi provides mikvah facilities for the local community. It operates under the supervision of Rabbi Yehudah Gilad, Religious Moaza. The mikvah is affiliated with Kibbutz Lavi. Opening times: By Appointment Only.
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Tags Bor Al Gabai Bor · Mikvah
Home · Contact · List your business About this listing Mikvah Taharat Kibbutz Lavi serves the residents and visitors of the Lower Galilee region. This facility offers essential ritual services within a quiet kibbutz setting. It is a vital resource for the religious community in the North District of Israel.
Maintaining high standards of purity is a priority at this location. It serves as a central point for those living near the Galil Tachton Regional Council. The facility is well-maintained and provides a calm environment for all users. Visitors can expect a respectful and traditional atmosphere during their visit.
About the area Kibbutz Lavi is situated in the heart of the Lower Galilee. It sits at a high elevation, providing fresh air and scenic views. This area is easily accessible from the main highway connecting Tiberias and Haifa.
Regional Connectivity
The kibbutz is famous for its religious foundation. It was one of the first orthodox kibbutzim in Israel. Because of this history, the infrastructure for Jewish life is very strong here. The mikvah is located within walking distance for most residents of the kibbutz community.
Major landmarks are within a 15-minute drive. These include the city of Tiberias and various historic Galilee sites. Travelers staying at the local hotel find this location very convenient. It bridges the gap between modern comfort and traditional practice.
Nearby Jewish landmarks The Lower Galilee offers many sites of interest for those visiting the area. Many people travel here to see the rolling hills and natural scenery.
Mt. Arbel: A stunning lookout and hiking spot with views of the Galilee and Tiberias.
The Sea of Galilee (Kinneret): Located a short drive away, offering water activities and religious landmarks.
Kibbutz Lavi Hotel: A well-known kosher hotel located on the same kibbutz grounds.
Tiberias: An ancient city known for the tombs of Maimonides and Rabbi Akiva.
Living or staying in this region allows for a quiet lifestyle. It is a central point for exploring the entire North District of Israel.
What to expect When you visit Mikvah Taharat Kibbutz Lavi, you will find a clean and orderly environment. The facility follows strict halachic guidelines to ensure ritual integrity. Since it operates by appointment, users enjoy privacy and a focused experience.
The mikvah features specific technical configurations. These details are important for many visitors seeking particular customs. Some key aspects of the facility include:
Bor Al Gabai Bor: A specific halachic construction style for the water source.
Supervised Care: The facility is overseen by Rabbi Yehudah Gilad.
Kibbutz Affiliation: It is managed as part of the Kibbutz Lavi community.
Private Atmosphere: The rural setting ensures a quiet and discreet visit.
Please remember to call ahead. Scheduling ensures that a staff member is available to assist you. The local community takes great pride in keeping the facility in top condition. It is designed to meet the needs of both locals and tourists visiting the Galilee.
Frequently asked questions What are the opening hours for Mikvah Taharat Kibbutz Lavi? The mikvah is available for use by appointment only. Please contact the facility in advance to schedule your visit.
Who provides the halachic supervision for this mikvah? This facility is under the supervision of Rabbi Yehudah Gilad of the Religious Moaza.
What type of mikvah construction is used here? This mikvah utilizes a 'Bor Al Gabai Bor' (well over a well) configuration.
Are there other Jewish services or landmarks nearby? Yes, the kibbutz is home to a famous kosher hotel and a significant local synagogue.
