Religion & Faith in Tel Aviv

A beit midrash (study hall) of the Koznitzer Rebbe located in northern Tel Aviv, serving as a center for religious learning and community gatherings.

A historic house built by Aharon Chelouche in 1887, now open to visitors and associated with the synagogue he constructed on the grounds to attract religious Jews.

A Dati Leumi (Religious Zionist) outreach program offering daily lessons and Shabbat services at its learning center in Tel Aviv.

A center catering to young women in Tel Aviv interested in strengthening their religious knowledge and commitment.

An international organization specializing in helping Jews learn about their heritage, with a branch opened in Tel Aviv in 2008.

The Center for Jewish Thought located on Dizengoff Street, housing a kollel and Jewish outreach center to engage secular Israelis in religious learning.

A traditional Anglican-style church serving the Christian expatriate and diplomatic community in Jaffa and Tel Aviv, welcoming local residents for worship and prayer services.

An educational institution for adults in the field of Hebrew Culture that trains cultural change agents and serves as a creative source for renewed and contemporary Hebrew Culture contents.

A vibrant center for Jewish learning and Tikkun Olam that holds innovative programs for young adults based on Jewish study, social action, and social justice.

The Foundation for Jewish Campus Life at the Tel Aviv University Campus and The Kibbutzim College, creating a unique environment for students to explore their Judaism.

The World Union of Jewish Student, an international, pluralistic, non-partisan umbrella organization comprising of 48 national independent Jewish Student Unions from all over the world.

An organization that seeks to increase Jewish literacy and invigorate Israel's most educated and influential lay leaders and professionals to create significant and long-term social change.

A young and fast-growing, liberal, independent, egalitarian and inclusive community in urban Tel Aviv, committed to the Jewish spirit, culture, and social action.

The Museum of Jewish Diaspora, showcasing the history of Jews and their life in different countries for 2500 years through exhibits, dioramas, and multimedia presentations.

A center where you can enjoy various Jewish courses and events celebrating the Jewish Calendar, including Kabalat Shabbat, Rosh Hodesh, and learning companions.

The Center for Progressive Judaism in Tel Aviv-Yafo, serving as a community model based on equality and pluralism, located on Bnei Dan street.

The Reform Movement's cultural and educational center and guesthouse that serves as a place of gathering, learning, and social action in the heart of Jaffa.