Mikvah Har Adar

Kosher mikvah · Har Adar

Location: Har Adar, Judea and Samaria, Palestinian Territories

About

Mikvah Har Adar is a mikvah located in Har Adar, Israel, serving the local Jewish community. The mikvah is affiliated with Har Adar.

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Location

Address: Hashked Street 1 Har Adar, Israel

Contact

Location: Har Adar, Palestinian Territories
Phone: 054-533-6770
Phone: 0507-800-259
Email: [email protected]

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About this listing

Mikvah Har Adar is a vital communal resource for the Jewish community in the Judean hills. Located in the quiet town of Har Adar, this facility provides essential taharah services for local residents. The establishment maintains high standards of cleanliness and halachic integrity.

Visitors to Har Adar will find a welcoming environment at this location. It serves as the primary mikvah for the town's observant population. The facility focuses on privacy and comfort for all users. Its presence ensures that the laws of family purity can be observed with ease within the local neighborhood.

About the area

Har Adar sits on a strategic hilltop northwest of Jerusalem. It is situated near the Green Line and provides easy access to both Jerusalem and Tel Aviv. The town is known for its peaceful atmosphere and scenic vistas.

Proximity to Jerusalem

The town is a short drive from the entrance to Jerusalem. It is close to other Jewish communities such as Mevaseret Zion and Abu Ghosh. The location on Hashked Street 1 is central to the residential layout of Har Adar. This makes it convenient for those living within the town's gates.

The neighborhood is characterized by private homes and landscaped gardens. It is a quiet area that respects the privacy of those visiting the mikvah. Public transportation links the town to the Central Bus Station in Jerusalem, though a car is often more convenient for evening visits.

Nearby Jewish landmarks

Har Adar offers several points of interest for visitors and residents. The town is known for its high elevation and panoramic views of the Jerusalem hills and the Mediterranean coastal plain.

The Radar Hill Memorial (Givat HaRadar), a historic site with an observation point.
Local communal synagogues serving diverse Jewish traditions.
Walking trails that offer views of the surrounding Judean hills.
Proximity to the historic Castel National Park, located a short drive away.
Quick road access to the various kosher dining options in the Jerusalem corridor.

Because Har Adar is a small community, most facilities are within walking distance for residents. The town serves as a quiet residential retreat while staying connected to the larger infrastructure of Jerusalem and the surrounding region.

What to expect

Users can expect a well-maintained and respectful environment at Mikvah Har Adar. The facility is designed to meet modern standards while adhering to traditional Jewish law. It provides a serene space for ritual immersion and preparation.

Standard immersion pools built to halachic specifications.
Preparatory rooms equipped with necessary supplies for immersion.
Focus on the Bor Al Gabai Bor technical configuration.
A clean and hygienic atmosphere for all visitors.
Privacy for residents and guests during their visit.

Community Standards

The mikvah operates under the guidance of the Har Adar religious council. This oversight ensures that the water and the facility meet all religious requirements. Attendants are available to assist with the process and answer general questions. It is a communal space that reflects the values of the surrounding neighborhood.

As with many community mikvaos, it is best to check opening times in advance. This is especially true on Friday nights or during Jewish holidays. The staff works to provide a calm experience for every woman who visits the facility.

Frequently asked questions

Where exactly is the Mikvah located?

Mikvah Har Adar is located at Hashked Street 1, Har Adar. This is a residential area at the top of the Jerusalem hills.

What is the halachic configuration of the immersion pools?

This facility uses the Bor Al Gabai Bor method. This is a common and accepted halachic standard for pool construction.

Who manages the mikvah?

The mikvah is affiliated with the local Har Adar religious council. It serves the needs of the local Jewish community and visitors to the area.

Are there specific opening hours for the mikvah?

Hours can vary by season and day of the week. Visitors should contact the local religious council or the mikvah attendant to verify the current schedule.