The Karlin-Stolin Hassidic dynasty originated in the 18th-century with the Great Rabbi Aharon of Karlin in present-day Belarus. The Karlin-Stolin hassidim (followers) settled in Jerusalem around 1870 and established a synagogue in the Old City, which they named ‘Beis Aharon’ after a book authored by the second Rabbi Aharon of Karlin. After the synagogue was destroyed during Israel’s 1948 War of Independence, the Karlin-Stolin hassidim relocated to the Beit Yisrael neighborhood in west Jerusalem and established a new synagogue.
Beis Aharon Synagogue
based on 49 traveler reviews
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based on 49 traveler reviews
- judy yazerskyApril 30, 2018
Threw a party with 100 people. Nice hall. Not handicapped accessible. Upstairs is a synagogue. The hall is downstairs. On a quiet rural side street. Some parking. Opposite a supermarket.
- Don PerkalDecember 28, 2017
Beautiful
- רבקה גוטריימןSeptember 10, 2023
I participated in the event the place is nice
- Talya SivanMarch 11, 2020
I didn't like it so much. The place is small for events with fewer guests. There are more than 80 guests. It's not a bargain to make there. Why won't there be a place? Based on experience, I went to the event.
- Rafael SalemJuly 30, 2017
A synagogue in the style of the Eastern denomination, three minyans on Shabbat, 6.30-7.45-9.00
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