Name: Chabad of Rehavia
Address: Ramban St 8, Jerusalem, Israel, IL
Telephone: +972 2-800-1717

Chabad of Rehavia is a synagogue, located at Ramban St 8, Jerusalem, Israel. They can be contacted via phone at +972 2-800-1717, visit their website www.jerusalemchabad.org for more detailed information.

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Ramban St 8, Jerusalem

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Added by Jopie, at 30 November 2015

Monday Open 24 hours
Tuesday Open 24 hours
Wednesday Open 24 hours
Thursday Open 24 hours
Friday Open 24 hours
Saturday Open 24 hours
Sunday Open 24 hours

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Bob Truth

09 October 2017

Awesome people to be around
Lefty Leah Krisdina

27 September 2017

Warm welcoming friendly people who love and accept special needs talking to and not at my daughter valuing her as the lovely lady she is becoming and plenty of lovely kids for our other girls to have for friends. They are even getting me out of my shell, the Rabbi makes sure to greet every one with a friendly warm welcome :-)
Matteo Saul

30 June 2017

Rabbi Goldberg is awesome!
Chaim Sag

24 July 2016

Incredible Chabad House!
Rabbi is very friendly . Chabad House davening in Great synagogue is great , very good speeches
Kiddush is very good
We had very good time and made some friends
Pessy Greenfield

10 July 2016

Beautifully welcoming atmosphere at the Great Synagogue.
From the praying, to the multiple mishaberach's offered, to the eloquent sermon.
Felt right at home, being the first time there!
Thank you Rabbi
Lefty Leah Krisdina

26 May 2016

Warm welcoming friendly people who love and accept special needs talking to and not at my daughter valuing her as the lovely lady she is becoming and plenty of lovely kids for our other girls to have for friends. They are even getting me out of my shell, the Rabbi makes sure to greet every one with a friendly warm welcome :-) I believe we have found our new home
Tzvi Yakir

07 December 2015

Best Chabad house in Jerusalem. Very friendly and welcoming to any english speaker. They are much like your standard Chabad house in America. They make all speeches and announcements in Hebrew and English. They meet in the basement of the Great Synagogue for Shabbat, if you need a very welcoming place to pray. *They also have a great Shabbat Kiddish after morning services.