Sede Ilan Ashkenaz services at Sede Ilan, Sede Ilan
Location: Sede Ilan, North District, Israel
About Sede Ilan offers prayer services and community connection in Sede Ilan, Israel.
Nusach: Ashkenaz.
Address: Sde Ilan, Israel.
Minyan schedule
Sunday
Shacharis: 5:45 AMMincha: 7:26 PMMaariv: 7:56 PMMonday
Shacharis: 5:45 AMMincha: 7:26 PMMaariv: 7:56 PMTuesday
Shacharis: 5:45 AMMincha: 7:26 PMMaariv: 7:56 PMWednesday
Shacharis: 5:45 AMMincha: 7:26 PMMaariv: 7:56 PMThursday
Shacharis: 5:45 AMMincha: 7:26 PMMaariv: 7:56 PMFriday
Shacharis: 5:45 AMMincha: 7:26 PMSaturday
Shacharis: 8:00 AMMaariv: 7:20 PMMotzai Shabbos Maariv notes: According to Haifa calender
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Home · Contact · List your business About this listing Sede Ilan serves as a central point for Tefillah and community life in the Lower Galilee. This synagogue provides a dedicated space for those living in or visiting the religious moshav. It maintains a steady schedule of daily and weekly services for its members and guests.
The community follows the Ashkenaz nusach. It offers a welcoming environment for visitors traveling through the north of Israel. Whether you need a morning minyan or a place for evening prayers, the shul supports the spiritual needs of the local Jewish population.
Located in a scenic agricultural setting, the synagogue reflects the quiet dignity of the Galilee region. It is an essential stop for travelers moving between the center of the country and the holy city of Tiberias. The minyan times are consistent, helping you plan your journey across the North District with ease.
About the area Moshav Sede Ilan is located near the Golani Junction. This makes it a strategic location for travelers in Northern Israel. The village was founded by the Hapoel HaMizrachi movement. It remains a religious community dedicated to Torah and labor.
Accessing the Galilee
The synagogue is easily reached from Highway 65. This road connects the Galilee with central Israel. Being near major arteries allows the shul to serve a wide range of visitors. You will find it sits between the cities of Afula and Tiberias.
Public transportation options serve the nearby junction. However, most visitors arrive by car. The quiet streets of the moshav make it easy to find the shul once you enter the gates. Please note that as a religious moshav, vehicle access may be restricted on Shabbat and Jewish holidays.
Nearby Jewish landmarks Sede Ilan sits in an area rich with Jewish tradition and history. Several important sites are within a short drive of the moshav. Visitors find the Galilee landscape ideal for focused prayer and spiritual reflection.
Tiberias: This holy city is about 15 minutes away. It is home to many graves of righteous sages.
Mount Arbel: A landmark offering views of the Sea of Galilee and ancient synagogue ruins.
The Horns of Hattin: This historic geological site is just north of the community.
Golani Junction: A nearby major intersection with traveler services and a memorial site.
Because the moshav is agricultural, the area highlights the beauty of Eretz Yisrael. You can see fields and orchards surrounding the residential sections. This natural setting provides a quiet atmosphere for those looking to escape the noise of larger cities like Haifa or Afula.
What to expect Visitors can expect a traditional and disciplined Ashkenaz service. The shul is rooted in the daily rhythms of moshav life. The atmosphere is serious yet hospitable to those who come to daven. The sanctuary provides a comfortable space for contemplation.
Daily and Shabbat Services
The minyan schedule is structured for a working community. Weekday mornings start early to accommodate the morning commute and farm work. Afternoon and evening services align with the local sunset times. Below are the typical service features:
Daily Shacharis at 5:45 AM for early risers.
Afternoon Mincha and evening Maariv sessions.
Shabbat Shacharis at 8:00 AM for a communal experience.
Services timed according to the Haifa regional calendar.
The community takes pride in maintaining its religious heritage. You will find the minyanim are held with punctuality. It is a reliable place for those observing a yahrtzeit or looking to join a communal prayer. Please check the local calendar for exact holiday times as they may vary from the standard weekday schedule.
Frequently asked questions What nusach is used at the Sede Ilan shul? The shul follows the Ashkenaz nusach for all daily and Shabbat services.
What are the daily prayer times? Weekday Shacharis begins at 5:45 AM. Mincha and Maariv times are set according to the seasonal calendar, typically around 7:26 PM and 7:56 PM.
When are the Shabbat services held? Shabbat Shacharis begins at 8:00 AM. Evening times follow the Haifa calendar for candle lighting and conclusion.
Where is Sede Ilan located? The shul is located in Moshav Sede Ilan, which is part of the Lower Galilee region in Northern Israel.
