Avi Ezri Avi Ezri | פ"ת Jewish prayer times & contact
Location: Petah Tikva, Center District, Israel
About Welcome to Avi Ezri , serving the Jewish community in פ"ת.
Nusach: Ashkenaz.
Address: Derech Menachem Begin 102, Petah Tikva, Israel.
Rabbi / contact: yosef zundel rosenthal.
Minyan schedule
Sunday
Shacharis: 6:25 AMMincha: 7:26 PMMonday
Shacharis: 6:15 AMMincha: 7:26 PMTuesday
Shacharis: 6:15 AMMincha: 7:26 PMWednesday
Shacharis: 6:15 AMMincha: 7:26 PMThursday
Shacharis: 6:15 AMMincha: 7:26 PMFriday
Shacharis: 6:15 AMMincha: 7:26 PMSaturday
Shacharis: 7:45 AMMincha: 12:25 PMMaariv: 8:20 PMGoDaven is trying to find a form of contact for this shul. If you have any contact information for this shul, please let us know using the Submit Feedback button on the website. Thank you.
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Home · Contact · List your business About this listing Avi Ezri is a dedicated synagogue serving the Jewish community in Petah Tikva. This vibrant shul provides a local home for prayer, Torah study, and communal gathering. It is settled in the Center District of Israel, offering a welcoming space for residents and visitors alike.
The synagogue follows the Ashkenaz nusach. It maintains a consistent schedule for daily services. This ensures that those seeking a minyan can find reliable prayer times throughout the week. Under the leadership of Rabbi Yosef Zundel Rosenthal, the shul remains a cornerstone of religious life in the neighborhood.
Whether you are a local regular or just passing through the region, the doors offer a place for spiritual connection. The community focuses on maintaining the traditions and sanctity of the prayer experience.
About the area Located at 102 Derech Menachem Begin, the synagogue sits on a major artery of Petah Tikva. This positioning makes it easily accessible by both private car and public transportation. The street is well-known and connects various residential and commercial parts of the city.
Neighborhood Connections
Petah Tikva is one of Israel's oldest agricultural settlements, now a modern city with a large religious population. The shul is situated near several residential blocks where Jewish life thrives. It is a short distance from other well-known Ashkenazi and Sephardic synagogues.
The area surrounding the shul is quiet yet active. You will find that the streets are safe and walkable. Many congregants walk to the shul from the nearby apartment complexes during the week and on Shabbat. Its location serves as a vital link for the local frum community.
Nearby Jewish landmarks The neighborhood surrounding the shul contains several points of interest for visitors and residents. Petah Tikva is a major hub of Jewish life in the Center District.
Proximity to the Hadar Ganim and Ganei Hadar neighborhoods.
Access to local kosher grocery stores and bakeries.
Short driving distance to the Sirkin Mall area.
Nearby parks and green spaces for families.
Established network of local mikvaot and community services.
The city's central location makes it a convenient stop for those traveling between Bnei Brak and other nearby religious centers. Visitors will find a warm community atmosphere and a strong presence of Torah learning throughout the local area.
What to expect Visitors to Avi Ezri can expect a serious and focused environment for davening. The community is organized and adheres strictly to the posted minyan schedule. The atmosphere is traditional, reflecting the values of a classic Ashkenazi house of prayer.
Daily Shacharis services starting early for commuters.
Consistent Mincha and Maariv times.
A steady Ashkenaz liturgy used for all prayers.
A welcoming environment for those wishing to say Kaddish.
A central location that is easy to find on Derech Menachem Begin.
On Shabbat, the pace of the services allows for deep reflection and communal harmony. The morning service begins at a convenient time for families and individuals. The synagogue provides the essential infrastructure for a religious lifestyle in this part of Petah Tikva. You will find that the local worshippers are helpful to newcomers who need assistance finding their place in the siddur.
Frequently asked questions What nusach is followed at Avi Ezri? The synagogue follows the Ashkenaz nusach for all daily and Shabbat services.
What are the morning prayer times? Weekday Shacharis typically begins at 6:15 AM (6:25 AM on Sundays). Mincha is scheduled for 7:26 PM during the week.
Does the shul have services on Shabbat? Yes, Shabbat Shacharis is held at 7:45 AM, with Mincha at 12:25 PM and Maariv at 8:20 PM.
Where is the shul located? The synagogue is located at 102 Derech Menachem Begin in Petah Tikva, Israel.
