Shvut Ariel

Shvut Ariel — Community minyan in Ariel, Israel

Location: Ariel, Galicia, Israel

About

Welcome to Shvut Ariel, serving the Jewish community in Ariel.

Address: Ari'el.

Rabbi / contact: avner ben-yossef.

Contact: email [email protected].

Minyan schedule

Sunday

Maariv: 10:00 PM

Monday

Shacharis: 6:15 AM
Maariv: 10:00 PM

Tuesday

Maariv: 10:00 PM

Wednesday

Maariv: 10:00 PM

Thursday

Shacharis: 6:15 AM
Maariv: 10:00 PM

Friday

Shacharis: 6:45 AM

Saturday

Shacharis: 4:49 AM
Mincha: 6:56 PM

Sefarad/Ashkenaz and nusach of the shaliach tzibur.

Friday Mincha notes: 10 minutes after candle-lighting(Haifa)

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Location

Address: Ari'el

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Contact

Location: Ariel, Israel
Email: [email protected]

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About this listing

Shvut Ariel is a local synagogue located in the heart of Ariel, Israel. It serves as a spiritual center for residents and guests in the Rova Bet neighborhood. This shul provides a welcoming environment for daily prayer and community gatherings.

The congregation focuses on maintaining regular minyanim throughout the week. Individuals seeking a place for Shacharis, Mincha, or Maariv will find the community helpful. The atmosphere reflects the diverse demographics of this growing city.

Rabbi Avner Ben-Yossef leads the community. His leadership helps maintain the steady schedule of services. Whether you live in Ariel or are just passing through, this location offers a reliable space for tefillah.

About the area

You can find Shvut Ariel at 30 Tzahal Street. This street sits within the Rova Bet district, a residential part of the city. The area is quiet and easily accessible by foot for those staying in the neighborhood.

Getting Around the Area

Ariel is a major city in the hills of Samaria. It is located about 40 kilometers east of Tel Aviv. Major highways connect the city to central Israel and Jerusalem. Most local residents use the frequent bus services that run through the main gates.

The synagogue is near various local homes and community buildings. Its location makes it a convenient stop for university students and professionals working in the city. Parking is generally available on the surrounding streets for those driving from other parts of town.

Nearby Jewish landmarks

Ariel serves as a main hub for the Samaria region. Visitors can find various amenities and points of interest nearby:

Ariel University, which draws many students and faculty members.
Local shopping centers with kosher food options.
Public parks and recreational spaces for families.
The Ariel Regional Center for the Performing Arts.
Well-established medical clinics and public services.

The city allows travelers to explore the surrounding hills of the Shomron. It provides a central base for those visiting historical sites in the northern West Bank. Being a developed city, the infrastructure supports a comfortable stay for observant visitors.

What to expect

Visitors can expect a straightforward and communal prayer experience. The shul uses a flexible nusach policy that adapts to the prayer leader. This approach makes it comfortable for Jews from various backgrounds.

The Prayer Schedule

The daily schedule is designed to accommodate different work and study times. Note these specific times for your visit:

Weekday Maariv: 10:00 PM (Sunday - Thursday).
Monday and Thursday Shacharis: 6:15 AM.
Friday Shacharis: 6:45 AM.
Shabbat Shacharis: 4:49 AM.
Shabbat Mincha: 6:56 PM.

The Friday night service timing is linked to the Haifa candle-lighting schedule. It usually begins 10 minutes after that time. This detail is important for planning your Shabbat arrival. The community is accustomed to guests and is happy to assist with any questions about local customs.

Frequently asked questions

What nusach is used for davening at Shvut Ariel?

The minyan follows a mixed Sefarad/Ashkenaz style, often depending on the nusach of the shaliach tzibur.

Are there morning minyanim available?

Yes, Shacharis is held on Monday and Thursday at 6:15 AM, Friday at 6:45 AM, and Shabbat at 4:49 AM.

When is Maariv held during the week?

A late Maariv minyan is scheduled for 10:00 PM on Sunday through Thursday evenings.

What is the Friday evening schedule?

Mincha starts 10 minutes after the candle-lighting time for Haifa.