Yeshiva Tichonit Zichron Yaakov Synagogue in Zikhron Ya'Akov, Israel: Yeshiva Tichonit Zichron Yaakov
Location: Zikhron yaakov, Haifa District, Israel
About Yeshiva Tichonit Zichron Yaakov is a synagogue listing in Zikhron Ya'Akov, Israel.
Nusach: Sefard.
Address: HaShaked St 14, Zikhron Ya'akov, Israel.
Rabbi / contact: shimon raport.
Minyan schedule
Sunday
Shacharis: 7:30 AMMincha: 1:15 PMMaariv: 7:50 PMMonday
Shacharis: 7:30 AMMincha: 1:15 PMMaariv: 7:50 PMTuesday
Shacharis: 7:30 AMMincha: 1:15 PMMaariv: 7:50 PMWednesday
Shacharis: 7:30 AMMincha: 1:15 PMMaariv: 7:50 PMThursday
Shacharis: 7:30 AMMincha: 1:15 PMMaariv: 7:50 PMFriday
no Minjan from June 30 - September 1
Maariv notes: Monday only (afterwards shiur by Rosh Yeshiva Rav Shimon Raport)
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Home · Contact · List your business About this listing Yeshiva Tichonit Zichron Yaakov serves as a central point for prayer and Torah study in the Haifa District. This synagogue follows the Nusach Sefard tradition. It provides a structured environment for those looking for daily minyanim in Zikhron Ya'akov. The community welcomes residents and travelers seeking a place for spiritual reflection.
Located on HaShaked Street, the shul is led by Rav Shimon Raport. It functions both as a place of worship and a center for learning. The schedule is consistent throughout most of the year. This makes it a reliable stop for those traveling through northern Israel. The local atmosphere is warm and traditional.
Whether you are visiting for a day or staying in the region, the synagogue offer services for Shacharis, Mincha, and Maariv. It is a vital part of the local Jewish infrastructure. The shul helps maintain the religious character of this historic town.
About the area Zikhron Ya’akov is a picturesque town perched on the slopes of Mount Carmel. It sits high above the coastal plain near the Mediterranean Sea. The synagogue at 14 HaShaked Street is situated in a quiet, accessible part of the town. This location is ideal for those who want to avoid the busier commercial tourist strips.
Access and Environment
Reaching the shul is straightforward from major highways. It provides a convenient stop for travelers moving between Tel Aviv and Haifa. The surrounding neighborhood is residential and peaceful. Parking is typically available on the nearby streets.
Located on the southern end of the Carmel mountain range.
Easily accessible from Route 4 and the Coastal Road (Highway 2).
Situated near established religious and educational institutions.
The town itself was founded in 1882. It has long been a hub for Jewish life in the region. Walking to the shul allows visitors to see the unique architecture of the Haifa District.
Nearby Jewish landmarks The town of Zikhron Ya'akov is one of the oldest pioneer settlements in Israel. This history provides a rich backdrop for those visiting the synagogue. The area offers a blend of historical sites and modern Jewish life.
The Ohel Ya'akov Synagogue, a famous historic landmark in the town center.
First Aliyah Museum, which documents the early days of the settlement.
The pedestrian street (Midrachov) featuring local shops and kosher-certified cafes.
Nearby parks and scenic overlooks with views of the Mediterranean coastline.
Visitors often combine their visit to the shul with a walk through the historic district. Several kosher options are available within a short drive of HaShaked Street.
What to expect Visitors to Yeshiva Tichonit Zichron Yaakov can expect a focused and serious atmosphere for davening. The minyanim generally run on time. It is a welcoming space for men who need to catch a weekday service. The interior is designed to support both communal prayer and individual study.
Daily Service Times
The daily schedule is organized to accommodate local students and working professionals. You should plan your visit according to these times:
Shacharis: 7:30 AM (Sunday through Friday)
Mincha: 1:15 PM (Sunday through Thursday)
Maariv: 7:50 PM (Sunday through Thursday)
On Monday nights, there is an added opportunity for learning. The Rosh Yeshiva, Rav Shimon Raport, delivers a shiur immediately following Maariv. This session is a great way to engage with the local community. Please be aware of the summer break. There are no minyanim organized from June 30 until September 1. If you visit outside these dates, you will find a steady presence of worshippers.
Frequently asked questions What Nusach does Yeshiva Tichonit Zichron Yaakov follow? The synagogue follows the Nusach Sefard tradition for all prayer services.
What is the weekday minyan schedule? Shacharis is at 7:30 AM, Mincha at 1:15 PM, and Maariv at 7:50 PM on weekdays.
Where is the synagogue located? The shul is located at 14 HaShaked Street in the Haifa District of Israel.
Are there minyanim during the summer months? Please note there are no minyanim held from June 30th through September 1st.
Does the synagogue offer any weekly Torah classes? A weekly shiur is given by Rav Shimon Raport every Monday evening after Maariv.
