Building, renovating and supporting synagogues in kibbutzim, moshavim and young communities.
The first step: a place
Young communities turn for help again and again. The first step is finding a place: a corner of the kibbutz dining hall, a bomb shelter, a school or community center, or an unused building that can be turned into a synagogue.
From planning to construction
The process continues through architectural plans, urban planning and the building site, and the house is built around the needs and wishes of each community and in keeping with its spirit.
In the Gaza border area
A campaign to renew the synagogues of the communities of Kerem Shalom, Sufa, Sde Avraham, Holit and Be'eri, rebuilding their centers of prayer and study.
After it is built
Alongside the building, activity runs all year: Megillah reading on Purim with whole families, building a sukkah, baking matzot, bar mitzvah study, pidyon haben and Yom Kippur prayer. Religious couples and families who live in the kibbutzim open their homes for classes, meals and meetings.
