Beit Orot

Beit Orot is a residential complex of stone buildings situated along the northern slope of the Mount of Olives in East Jerusalem. The site comprises several structures arranged across this elevated terrain with commanding views of the surrounding city.

The settlement was established in the early 1990s, representing an expansion of Jewish presence in this area of East Jerusalem. This founding coincided with a period of increased settler activity across the eastern neighborhoods of the city.

The site houses a yeshiva where students engage in daily study of classical Jewish texts and religious teachings. Visitors can observe the rhythm of academic and spiritual learning that takes place throughout the day.

The site is monitored by security measures and requires valid identification for entry at controlled access points. Visitors should inquire ahead about current access conditions and maintain realistic expectations regarding what areas may be available to see.

The location offers direct views of the Temple Mount and the Old City walls from its position on the northern slope. This vantage point gives it a distinctive visual connection to some of Jerusalem's most sacred places.

Location: Jerusalem

Inception: 2011

Website: http://beitorot.org/english

GPS coordinates: 31.78590,35.24652

Latest update: December 13, 2025 11:41