Kehilat Haslat
Who we are

Kehilat Haslat

Our community

An Orthodox community open to every Jew, from every background and every nusach. Olim, Israelis, visitors: come as you are.

Haredi, Sephardi, Lithuanian, Tunisian and Yemenite: our name says it all. “Only when we are united can we reach our true potential.”

We meet at Heichal Hatalmud, a synagogue built in 1931 in the heart of Neve Tzedek: Shacharit every morning, Shabbat Mincha and meals, Kiddush, the Rabbi’s classes. Everyone is welcome as they are.

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Who is the Rabbi

Rabbi Tzvi Horvitz

Founder of the Haslat community. He dreams of a warm place open to Jews of every background, religious and secular, from all over the world.

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Rabbi Tzvi Horvitz

Background

From a distinguished rabbinic family, a descendant of the Shelah HaKadosh. Ordained by two city rabbis in Israel. Studied at Yeshivat Ateret Yisrael and Mir, then three years at Yeshiva Chaim Berlin in New York.

Teaching

In the US he launched a multilingual learning-by-phone program (over 1,000 calls a week). In Israel: lectures, 12 years teaching for the prison service and the police, and talks for companies.

Counseling

Certified marital and family counselor, court-recognized mediator and certified life coach.

The Rabbi by your side

Brit milahPidyon habenTefillin and mezuzotWeddingsBar / bat mitzvahBereavementCoaching

The story of the community

Beginnings A minyan in a small neighborhood synagogue, which closed during the Covid epidemic.
The park After restrictions eased, a minyan in the garden on Pines Street, with singing and dancing on Shabbat and holidays.
Lilienblum Then the Ulpana building, for Friday night and Shabbat prayers.
Heichal Hatalmud Permission to use the former kollel, closed to the public for over 30 years: a daily Shacharit minyan and Shabbat Mincha.
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