Beit haKnesset haGadol, Rehovot, Orthodox synagogue in Rehovot, Israel
Beit haKnesset haGadol is a synagogue in central Rehovot with a prominent facade and interior designed by Baruch Papiermeister featuring traditional decorative elements. The building is structured to accommodate prayer services and community gatherings with its well-organized spaces.
This was one of the first Jewish houses of worship established in Rehovot, marking the beginning of organized religious life in the city. It played a key role as the community grew and developed over the decades.
This house of worship serves as a gathering place where the local Jewish community meets for prayer, celebrations, and study. The space reflects how this location remains woven into the fabric of daily community life.
The building is located in central Rehovot and is accessible by walking through the neighborhood streets. Visitors should respect prayer times and dress appropriately when entering the space.
The building is also known by its Hebrew name Ohel Sarah and houses historical photographs documenting how Jewish life in Rehovot changed over time. These materials offer a window into the city's past through the eyes of those who lived there.
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