Mikvah Levi Yitzchak

Your local mikvah in Kfar Chabad

Location: Sdot Dan Regional Council, Center District, Israel

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Located in Kfar Chabad, Israel, Mikvah Levi Yitzchak provides mikvah facilities for the local community.

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Location

Address: Next To Matzah Bakery Kfar Chabad, 72915 Israel

Contact

Location: Sdot Dan Regional Council, Israel
Phone: 972-396-06929
Phone: 972-396-06914

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About this listing

Mikvah Levi Yitzchak serves as a vital communal resource in the heart of Kfar Chabad. This facility provides a clean and respectful environment for the local Jewish community and visitors. It is a central point for those observing the laws of Taharat HaMishpacha.

The mikvah is located in the Sdot Dan Regional Council within the Center District of Israel. It sits in a village known for its deep Chassidic roots and warm hospitality. Individuals seeking a spiritual immersion find this location convenient and well-maintained.

Whether you are a resident or a traveler passing through the region, the mikvah offers a quiet space for reflection. Its setting next to the Matzah Bakery makes it easy to find for anyone familiar with the village layout.

About the area

Kfar Chabad is the primary center for the Chabad-Lubavitch movement in the Holy Land. It is a unique village where traditional Jewish life thrives just minutes from major metropolitan areas. The village is located near the main highway connecting Tel Aviv and Jerusalem.

Getting Around the Village

The streets here are often quiet, with many residents moving about by foot or bicycle. Visitors will find that the community is very welcoming to those who respect the local customs. There are several small grocery stores and cafes nearby that cater to the strictly kosher traveler.

Ben Gurion Airport is just a short drive away.
Lod and Ramla are the nearest large cities.
The village is accessible via the Israel Railways stop at Kfar Chabad station.
Public buses run frequently from Jerusalem and Bnei Brak.

Due to its central location, it is a common stop for people traveling across Israel. The proximity to the airport makes it an ideal spot for a final immersion before or after a long flight.

Nearby Jewish landmarks

Visiting this area provides access to some of the most historic Chabad landmarks in Israel. The village serves as a spiritual center for Chassidim from around the world.

Notable Nearby Landmarks

The 770 Building: A faithful replica of the Lubavitcher Rebbe's headquarters in Brooklyn.
The central Matzah Bakery: Located right next to the mikvah, producing handmade shmura matzah.
The central Lubavitcher Yeshiva: One of the oldest and largest Chabad study halls in Israel.
The Eshel guest house: A common place for visitors to stay during hishlos/festivals.
Regional vineyards: Many kosher wineries operate in the surrounding Sdot Dan and Judean hills area.

Because the village is small, most of these sites are within walking distance of the mikvah. The atmosphere remains peaceful and focused on communal life.

What to expect

Visitors can expect a facility that prioritizes both Halacha and cleanliness. The building is designed to accommodate the needs of the community with dignity. Staff members are generally available to assist with questions about use and timing.

Facility Standards and Features

The design of the pools follows specific technical requirements for Chassidic traditions. This ensures that the water meets all necessary religious standards. The interior spaces are kept tidy to provide a calm experience for all users.

Bor Al Gabai Bor construction for high halachic standards.
Private preparation rooms for comfort and privacy.
Regular maintenance and water filtration systems.
Proximity to other communal services and shops.

The facility attracts many locals, especially on Erev Shabbat and before Jewish holidays. During these times, the area becomes quite busy with the energy of the village. It is helpful to plan your visit around these peak communal hours.

Frequently asked questions

Where exactly is Mikvah Levi Yitzchak located?

The mikvah is situated directly next to the famous hand-baked Matzah Bakery in Kfar Chabad.

Is this a Chabad-style mikvah?

Yes, this facility is built according to the Bor Al Gabai Bor method, which follows specific Chabad halachic requirements.

How close is this mikvah to the airport?

The village is less than a 15-minute drive from Ben Gurion Airport, making it very accessible for travelers.

Are there specific hours for men and women?

Opening times can change based on the Hebrew calendar and sunset. It is best to check locally for the most current schedule.