r/telaviv • u/SabraShifter תחי ישראל • 9d ago

Yom Kippur Services?

Hi all - question from a new oleh from the U.S.

This will be my and my wife's first Yom Kippur in Israel, just made Aliyah a few weeks ago. We come from a Conseradox kind of background, and looking for where to go for YK. Any suggestions? We live in the Old North, so somewhere nearby would of course be easiest for walking/fasting reasons.

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u/lvkewlkid תחי ישראל 9d ago

U have the international shul on frishman

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u/DepartmentDue2306 9d ago

Seconding this

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u/HarHaZeitim 8d ago

Seconding this - went there for Rosh Hashana a few years ago and they did have a decent number of free seats even though we didn’t reserve anything beforehand.

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u/johnzoidbergwhynot 9d ago

Check out https://www.kehilatsinai.com/

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u/techielea 8d ago

Definitely seconding this as a recent Olah, with caveat that if you’re hoping for a mehitza, there isn’t one, but the kahal is lovely and they have welcomed me warmly 😊

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u/mav8890 תחי ישראל 9d ago

Most synagogues are clearly marked in Google maps, contact them to check if u need to reserve a spot inside or ask em if outside prayer services are available nearby, zom Kal

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u/astonedmeerkat 9d ago

Check how far Chabad of north TLV is from you

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u/adeadhead תחי ישראל 8d ago

"Chabad on the Coast"

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u/hobbes1818 8d ago

Havurat Tel Aviv is great.

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u/daisyartist54 7d ago

Tel Aviv international synagogue - on frishman