בית מדרש גור, Synagogue of Ger Hasidic Dynasty in Yirmiyahu Street, Jerusalem, Israel.
The Beit Midrash is a large religious complex on Yirmiyahu Street in Jerusalem, designed with massive arches of Jerusalem stone. The building contains multiple prayer halls, study rooms, and residential quarters for religious leaders.
The complex was built starting in 1989 on a site that previously housed a military camp and brick factory. Its construction marked the establishment of a major center for the Ger movement in Jerusalem.
The building serves as a center for prayer and study of religious texts for the Ger Hasidic community. People gather here especially on Sabbaths and festivals to pray and learn together.
Access may be limited since it is an active religious site with prayer times that should be respected. Visitors should wear respectful clothing and follow the rules of the place.
The complex is one of the world's largest synagogues and stands out for its impressive architecture of massive stone arches. The building was constructed using traditional materials and combines classical design with modern scale.
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