Yeshivas Haran Yeshivas Haran | Betar Illit Jewish prayer times & contact
Location: Betar Illit, Israel
About Yeshivas Haran is a synagogue listing in Betar Illit, Israel.
Nusach: Ashkenaz.
Address: HaRabi mi-Zvehil St 28, Betar Illit.
Rabbi / contact: auerbach.
Minyan schedule
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Mincha: 6:48 PMMaariv: 8:20 PMShabbos Shacharis notes: "50 min before MG""A"; GoDaven 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 Yeshivas Haran is a central place of worship located in the vibrant city of Betar Illit. This synagogue serves as a focal point for local residents seeking a steady minyan. It follows the Ashkenaz nusach, catering to the litvish and chassidic populations in the area. Visitors will find a dedicated space for prayer and Torah study throughout the week.
Located on HaRabi mi-Zvehil Street, the shul provides a welcoming environment for the community. The atmosphere is centered on traditional values and spiritual growth. Whether you are a local or just visiting the Judean Hills, this location offers a reliable place for tefillah. The building sits within a neighborhood known for its high density of scholars and religious families.
About the area Betar Illit is one of the largest and fastest-growing Jewish cities in Israel. It is situated south of Jerusalem in the Gush Etzion region. The city is famous for its hundreds of synagogues and educational institutions. Yeshivas Haran sits on HaRabi mi-Zvehil Street, a location easy to reach via local transport.
Neighborhood Connections
The street is named after the Zvehiler Rebbe, reflecting the city’s deep chassidic roots. Walking through this neighborhood, you will notice the sounds of children and the bustle of a Torah-centered life. Most residents speak Hebrew or Yiddish, and the pace of life follows the Jewish calendar.
Public buses from Jerusalem and Bnei Brak stop near the city center. From there, a short local bus ride or walk leads you to the synagogue doors. The area is hilly, so expect some inclines while walking between different sections of the city.
Nearby Jewish landmarks Betar Illit serves as a significant hub for Torah study in the Judean Hills. The surrounding area offers several features for religious residents and guests:
Multiple batei midrash and kollelim within walking distance.
Local mikvaos that serve the different neighborhoods of the city.
The city-wide eruv which is maintained to high communal standards.
Scenic views of the surrounding hills between prayer times.
Nearby grocery stores and bakeries with strict local kashrut supervision.
The neighborhood around HaRabi mi-Zvehil Street is quiet and residential. This makes it a pleasant area for those walking to and from the synagogue on Shabbos. You will find several other small shtieblach nearby, reflecting the diverse chassidic and litvish communities of the city.
What to expect Visitors to Yeshivas Haran can expect a serious and focused prayer environment. The congregants are mostly local residents who are deeply committed to their daily learning and tefillah. The interior is humble and designed to minimize distractions during davening.
Service Times and Schedule
The schedule is structured to accommodate the needs of the community. You should take note of the specific times for Shabbos services:
Friday Mincha: Usually held at 1:00 PM.
Shabbos Shacharis: Starts 50 minutes before the Magen Avraham time.
Saturday Mincha: Held at 6:48 PM.
Saturday Night Maariv: Scheduled for 8:20 PM.
Please note that times may shift slightly based on the season. It is always wise to arrive a few minutes early to secure a seat. The community is generally helpful to guests. If you need assistance finding the page in the siddur, do not hesitate to ask a neighbor. The shul provides a quiet space for those who wish to stay after services for private study.
Frequently asked questions What nusach is followed at Yeshivas Haran? The synagogue follows the Ashkenaz nusach for all daily and Shabbos prayers.
What time does Shacharis start on Shabbos morning? Shabbos Shacharis begins 50 minutes before the Magen Avraham time for sunrise.
Are there afternoon and evening services available? Yes, the synagogue provides scheduled times for Mincha and Maariv, particularly on Erev Shabbos and Motzaei Shabbos.
What Jewish infrastructure is available in the surrounding area? Betar Illit is a fully observant city with an established eruv and local mikvaos.
