Dovev Oz Dovev Oz | ר"ג Jewish prayer times & contact
Location: Ramat Gan, Tel Aviv District, Israel
About Dovev Oz is a synagogue listing in ר"ג, Israel.
Nusach: Sefard.
Address: Ha-Biluyim St 21, Ramat Gan, Israel.
Rabbi / contact: haaharon katz.
Minyan schedule
Sunday
Shacharis: 5:15 AMMincha: 7:37 PMMaariv: 7:52 PMMonday
Shacharis: 5:15 AMMincha: 7:37 PMMaariv: 7:52 PMTuesday
Shacharis: 5:15 AMMincha: 7:37 PMMaariv: 7:52 PMWednesday
Shacharis: 5:15 AMMincha: 7:37 PMMaariv: 7:52 PMThursday
Shacharis: 5:15 AMMincha: 7:37 PMMaariv: 7:52 PMFriday
Shacharis: 5:15 AMMincha: 7:32 PMSaturday
Shacharis: 7:00 AMMincha: 7:22 PMSefarad - Israeli
Shabbos Mincha notes: As candles lighting yesterday
Motzai Shabbos Maariv notes: Bizmano
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Activities & entertainment 2787Location Address: Ha-Biluyim St 21, Ramat Gan, Israel
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Home · Contact · List your business About this listing Dovev Oz is an established synagogue serving the local Jewish community in Ramat Gan. Located on Ha-Biluyim Street, this shul provides a dedicated space for daily prayer and communal gathering. It follows the Nusach Sefard tradition, which is common among many diverse congregations in Israel.
The synagogue maintains a consistent schedule of Minyanim throughout the week. It serves as a spiritual hub for residents in the central part of the city. Whether you are a local resident or a visitor in the Tel Aviv District, the doors are open for those seeking a place for Shacharis, Mincha, or Maariv.
Rabbi Haaharon Katz is the primary contact associated with the congregation. The synagogue facilitates a structured environment for Torah study and Tefillah. It plays a vital role in maintaining the religious character of the neighborhood.
About the area Ramat Gan sits directly east of Tel Aviv and north of Givatayim. It is a central part of the Gush Dan metropolitan area. The synagogue is located at 21 Ha-Biluyim Street, a street known for its residential character and proximity to urban amenities.
Transportation and Access
Public transportation options are plentiful in this part of Israel. Numerous bus lines run through central Ramat Gan, connecting the neighborhood to the Tel Aviv Savidor Central Railway Station. Travelers can easily reach the synagogue from most parts of the central district.
Parking in this area can be competitive during peak hours. Local residents often walk to the shul, given its central position in the neighborhood. The streets are well-lit and safe for those walking to early morning or late evening prayers.
Nearby, the border with Bnei Brak provides access to a high density of kosher services. This makes the location convenient for those who need specialized religious items or strictly kosher groceries. The mix of secular and religious life in Ramat Gan creates a unique and welcoming environment.
Nearby Jewish landmarks Ramat Gan is home to several religious landmarks and points of interest for visitors seeking Jewish life in the Tel Aviv district. The area surrounding Ha-Biluyim Street provides a quiet residential atmosphere while remaining connected to the city's main corridors.
Points of Interest
Hamat Gader and the Ramat Gan Safari are located within a short driving distance.
Bar-Ilan University, a major center for Jewish studies and academic research, is situated nearby.
The nearby Diamond Exchange District hosts various kosher dining options for business travelers.
Several local parks, such as Marom Naveh Park, offer green space for families and strollers.
A network of smaller neighborhood synagogues and study halls exists throughout the surrounding blocks.
Visitors can easily access the Bnei Brak border from this location. Bnei Brak is one of Israel's most significant centers of Torah study and has many specialized kosher shops.
What to expect Visitors to Dovev Oz will find a traditional and welcoming environment for prayer. The congregation is active every day of the week, including Shabbat and holidays. The atmosphere is focused on communal prayer and respect for the Nusach Sefard customs.
Daily and Shabbat Minyanim
Weekday Shacharis services begin early at 5:15 AM for the convenience of working professionals.
Mincha and Maariv are held back-to-back in the early evening hours.
Shabbat Shacharis starts at 7:00 AM, allowing for a timely conclusion of the morning service.
Shabbat Mincha is scheduled based on the previous day's candle lighting time.
Motzai Shabbos Maariv is held "Bizmano," occurring at the halachic conclusion of the Sabbath.
The synagogue building is designed to accommodate the local community. It provides separate sections for men and women as per Orthodox tradition. Attendees should dress in modest attire suitable for a house of worship.
While the shul is primarily a place for prayer, it also serves as a meeting point for neighbors. If you are visiting for Yahrzeit or need a Minyan while traveling, the regular schedule offers reliable opportunities. Please note that specific contact information for the administration is currently being updated.
Frequently asked questions What liturgy or Nusach does Dovev Oz follow? The synagogue follows the Nusach Sefard liturgy, also known as Sefard-Israeli.
What are the daily prayer times at Dovev Oz? Weekday Shacharis begins at 5:15 AM. Mincha and Maariv times are generally scheduled around sunset and vary slightly by season.
Where is the Dovev Oz synagogue located? Dovev Oz is located at 21 Ha-Biluyim Street in Ramat Gan, Israel.
How can I contact the administration or Rabbi at Dovev Oz? No specific contact phone number is currently listed. Users are encouraged to provide updated contact details via the feedback tools.
