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Jewish cemetery Β· AbΕ« Ghaush, Israel Β· Historic, not in regular use
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A Jewish cemetery near AbΕ« Ghaush. No longer used for regular services.
Kohanim: ask before entering; many kevarim have an area outside the cemetery for davening. Bring Tehillim and a stone for the matzeivah.
This Shabbos in AbΕ« Ghaush, November 5
Candle lighting 4:26 PM (20 minutes before shkiah 4:46 PM)
Shabbos ends 5:23 PM (8.5Β°)
Coming weeks: Nov 12: 4:21 PM Β· Nov 19: 4:18 PM Β· Nov 26: 4:16 PM
Local time (Asia/Jerusalem), sea level, NOAA. Follow your community’s luach where it differs; the app has every opinion.
Candle lighting 4:26 PM (20 minutes before shkiah 4:46 PM)
Shabbos ends 5:23 PM (8.5Β°)
Coming weeks: Nov 12: 4:21 PM Β· Nov 19: 4:18 PM Β· Nov 26: 4:16 PM
Local time (Asia/Jerusalem), sea level, NOAA. Follow your community’s luach where it differs; the app has every opinion.
Map Β· Google Maps Β· Waze Β· Open in the app (31.8185, 35.1151; confirm on the ground)
Jewish life nearby
- Nearest community in our directory: Jerusalem, about 11 km (Kosher Score 82).
- Shabbos in AbΕ« Ghaush: candle lighting, Chabad, kosher food and minyanim.
- Chabad locator Β· kosher food Β· minyanim
More Jewish heritage within 25 km
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- Ora Cemetery (Jewish cemetery, historic, not in regular use, 7.7 km)
- Synagogue (Synagogue, active, 7.8 km)
- Agami (Synagogue, active, 8 km)
- ΧΧΧͺ ΧΧ Χ‘Χͺ ΧΧΧ¨Χ (Synagogue, active, 8.2 km)
- Mishkan Yisrael (Synagogue, active, 8.2 km)
- ΧΧΧΧ¨ ΧΧΧΧ¨ΧΧ (Synagogue, active, 8.2 km)
- Beit Shlomo Synagogue (Synagogue, active, 8.2 km)
- Yad Yossef (Synagogue, active, 8.3 km)
- ΧΧΧΧͺ ΧΧΧ©ΧΧΧ (Synagogue, active, 8.3 km)
- Kedoshei Aliyah (Synagogue, active, 8.3 km)
- Yeshivat Netiv Meir (Synagogue, active, 8.4 km)
Sources: OpenStreetMap (Β© OpenStreetMap contributors, ODbL). Dates and status come from public records and can be wrong; tell us through the chat if you were there.
Making a minyan here? Borrow a Sefer Torah from the Museum of the Scroll.