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Shabbat in Tel Aviv

Israel · community hub: Hayarkon beachfront · airport TLV, about 25 min by car. Everything below was checked against the sources on each listing in November 2026; confirm times with the shul before you rely on them.

10 minyanim (5 with times)8 hotels (6 confirmed, 2 guest-reported)12 kosher places (3 sell Shabbat meals)2 mikvaosEruv: yes
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Eruv

Eruv: yes

126 Ben Yehuda states the Tel Aviv eruv surrounds the city from the Ayalon Highway to the sea and from the Yarkon River to Jaffa, and is checked each week before Shabbat; its page carries the map (take care on the boardwalk and at the edges). Wikipedia's list of eruvin also names Tel Aviv-Jaffa. The eruv page itself (by126.org/eng/eruv, read 2 Nov 2026) names no rabbi, builder or supervising body and gives no separate weekly-status channel or hotline, only the synagogue's general number and WhatsApp (054-744-3420); a separate maintainer or status page is not found online as of Nov 2026 (checked Google, Chabad directory, Hebrew and local searches). Confirm with 126 Ben Yehuda before carrying. Weekly status ↗

Where to stay

Herods Tel Aviv

HaYarkon St 155, Tel Aviv-Yafo
Shabbat-ready notes

Hadarim restaurant is kosher under the Tel Aviv Chief Rabbinate and serves Saturday lunch (hotel FAQ). Booking.com Q&A (Nov 2026, hotel replies): 'yes the hotel is kosher', 'we have shabat lift', and half-board includes Friday-night dinner and a Shabbat morning meal. Mechanical key not confirmed (Booking's facility list shows both 'Key access' and 'Key card access'), so ask for a manual key. Saturday and holiday check-in only after 18:00, check-out by 14:00 (Booking.com Q&A). A TripAdvisor guest (Sep 2026) says Shabbat-keepers were quoted hundreds of NIS for two extra hours until Shabbat ended, so agree late checkout in advance. About 0.3 km to 126 Ben Yehuda and 0.4 km to Ichud Shivat Zion. · 03-521-6666

Carlton Tel Aviv

Eliezer Peri St 10, Tel Aviv-Yafo
Shabbat-ready notes

The JC (Jul 2018): two kosher restaurants (Blue Sky, Lumina), a Shabbat-friendly venue, weekly Kiddush and Shabbat dinner for the observant. Booking.com Q&A (Nov 2026): 'The hotel is Kosher', 'Friday dinner and Shabbat lunch are served', Saturday check-in after 16:00, check-out until 12:00. Totally Jewish Travel lists the hotel under Rabbanut Rashit supervision. Shabbat elevator and mechanical key not stated (Booking lists key-card access only), so ask. About 0.35 km to 126 Ben Yehuda. · 03-520-1818

Melody, an Atlas Boutique Hotel

HaYarkon St 220, Tel Aviv-Yafo
Shabbat-ready notes

Atlas lists it as a kosher hotel: Shabbat key and late checkout for a fee, Kiddush wine and a candle-lighting station (certifier not named). A Google guest says evening meat meals use disposable plates, but the hotel's Booking.com Q&A reply (Nov 2026) says 'Our hotel does not have kosher certificate, however the food is kosher (we do not serve meat dishes at all)', so ask what is served and whether it is supervised. Booking.com says check-in is from 15:00 on Fridays and Saturdays (no Shabbat delay). About 0.6 km to 126 Ben Yehuda. No pool. · 03-521-5300

Tal By The Beach, an Atlas Boutique Hotel

HaYarkon St 287, Tel Aviv-Yafo
Shabbat-ready notes

Atlas lists it as a kosher hotel; kosher dinners can be pre-ordered for an extra charge, Shabbat key and late checkout for a fee, Kiddush wine and candle station. Booking.com Q&A (hotel reply, Nov 2026): 'Yes the Hotel is kosher under supervision of the Chief Rabbinate of Tel-Aviv' and a Friday-night dinner option is offered with a room reservation; check-in 15:00, check-out until 11:00. About 1.1 km (14 min walk) to 126 Ben Yehuda; the northern end of the strip. · 03-542-5500

Royal Beach Tel Aviv (Isrotel)

HaYarkon St 19, Tel Aviv-Yafo
Shabbat-ready notes

Isrotel's hotel page lists an on-site synagogue and sets Shabbat and holiday terms: check-in from 15:00 (rooms 16:00), check-out by 13:00, late departure for a fee, special requests by phone in advance. In-house West Side restaurant is kosher under the Tel Aviv Rabbinate (Time Out). Booking.com Q&A (Nov 2026): 'yes the hotel is kosher', full Israeli breakfast buffet daily, Saturday and Jewish-holiday check-in after 16:00, check-out 13:00; TripAdvisor's hotel text calls the restaurant a 'kosher menu'. Shabbat elevator and mechanical key not stated, so ask. About 0.25 km to the Sephardic HaGra shul (Hayarkon 42), 1.0 km to the Great Synagogue and 1.2 km to the Frishman St shul; the south end of the strip. · 03-740-5000

Dan Tel Aviv

HaYarkon St 99, Tel Aviv-Yafo
Guests report Shabbat-friendly

Guests report Shabbat elevator limits: 'the elevators on the Shabbat and feast were 50% less available because of religious issues' (Booking.com Q&A, undated), which suggests Shabbat-mode elevators but is not confirmed, so ask for a low floor. Booking.com Q&A (Nov 2026) repeats Saturday and Jewish-holiday check-in after 18:00; one answer says the hotel offers kosher meals, a second query found no kosher statement. Totally Jewish Travel lists the hotel under Rabbanut Rashit supervision. Hotel's own pages list a Friday-night dinner buffet 19:00-21:00 in D-Breakfast but state no Shabbat elevator, key or synagogue; a directory snippet (easy.co.il) tags Dan Hotels 'Shabbat Elevator' without naming the branch. Mechanical key not stated, so call 03-520-2525. About 0.3 km to Tel Aviv International Synagogue (Frishman 23) and Ichud Shivat Zion. · 03-520-2525

Hilton Tel Aviv

HaYarkon St 205, Tel Aviv-Yafo
Shabbat-ready notes

Hilton's page lists four kosher outlets incl. Cafe Med breakfast buffet and Darya (Darya closed Fri and Sat). Jamie Geller (Aug 2019) spent Shabbat here: hotel shul with minyanim, Mehadrin meat arranged ahead with the mashgiach, Friday-night and Shabbat-lunch buffets at Cafe Med, seudah shlishit. She asked for a low floor and did not use the elevator, so a Shabbat elevator is not confirmed; a Google guest calls the Shabbat food poor. TripAdvisor's hotel text (Nov 2026) lists five kosher dining options and 'a synagogue available on weekends and holidays'. About 0.5 km to 126 Ben Yehuda. · 03-520-2222 · tlvhi_hotel@hilton.com

Sheraton Grand Tel Aviv

HaYarkon St 115, Tel Aviv-Yafo
Guests report Shabbat-friendly

Manara is kosher under the Tel Aviv Rabbinate per Time Out, but closed Friday and open Saturday from 20:30 (Marriott page). The Palm serves 'a traditional Shabbat dinner' Fri 19:30-21:30 (kosher status not stated); Booking.com Q&A (Nov 2026) lists the breakfast type as 'buffet, vegetarian, kosher' (no certificate named); check-in 15:00, check-out 12:00 with no Saturday rule. Shabbat elevator and mechanical key not stated, so call 03-521-1111 or the Palm 03-521-6355. About 0.25 km to Ichud Shivat Zion and 0.3 km to the Frishman St shul, the closest of the big hotels. · 03-521-1111

Where to daven

North Central Synagogue (126 Ben Yehuda)

Ben Yehuda St 126, Tel Aviv-Yafo
Modern Orthodox

Minyan: Fri: early Mincha 12:30 (at Debrah Brown Hotel), Mincha 16:34, Kabbalat Shabbat 16:49 (candle lighting 16:24); Shabbat: hashkama 7:30, main Shacharit 9:00, kids 10:45, Mincha 16:14, Arvit and Havdalah 17:24; weekday Shacharit 7:15 and 8:20, Mincha 12:45, Mincha-Maariv 16:41. Fri and Shabbat times were posted on the site for Shabbat Chayei Sara (7 Nov 2026) when read on 1 Nov 2026; confirm weekly.

Contact: 054-744-3420 (also WhatsApp) · by126.org · Friday-night dinners about twice a month, reserve at events.by126.org

Ichud Shivat Zion (Minyan Ichud Olam)

Ben Yehuda St 84-86, Tel Aviv-Yafo
Modern Orthodox

Minyan: Fri Mincha/Kabbalat Shabbat: Times: call; Shabbat Shacharit: Minyan Ichud Olam listed 9:00-12:00 (NBN), English explanations per visitors, plus Italian-rite and French-community minyanim on the second floor; weekday Shacharit: Times: call. Google shows the building open daily 6:00-19:50, which is not minyan times. Totally Jewish Travel lists Minyan Ichud Olam at 86 Ben Yehuda, 6th floor, Orthodox, Shabbat and holiday Shacharit only, no times given. Google reviewers describe Central European-style and Nusach Roma minyanim with a Shabbat kiddush; no clock times appear in reviews.

Contact: 03-522-4047 (Google listing) · email listed on nbn.org.il page

Tel Aviv International Synagogue (Beit El)

Frishman St 23, Tel Aviv-Yafo
Modern Orthodox

Minyan: Fri Kabbalat Shabbat: Times: call; Shabbat Shacharit 9:00 followed by kiddush (NBN); weekday Shacharit: Times: call. Services in English and Hebrew; Google shows the building open Sat from 8:45. Official site thetelavivsynagogue.org blocks automated reading. Google reviewers describe lively Shabbat services led by Rabbi Ariel (Rabbi Ariel Konstantyn per its Facebook page), English classes and a musical Havdalah; no clock times appear in reviews.

Contact: 03-523-6629 · thetelavivsynagogue.org

Chabad on the Coast (Shabbat at Khevron St; weekdays at Bar Kochba St)

Shabbat and holidays: Khevron St 16; weekdays: Bar Kochba St 18, Tel Aviv-Yafo
Chabad

Minyan: Fri night: 10 minutes after candle lighting in winter, 19:00 in summer (16 Khevron St); Shabbat Shacharit 10:00 then kiddush; Shabbat Mincha 20 min before sunset, then Maariv and Havdalah; weekday Shacharit Sun-Thu 8:00, Fri 8:30; weekday Mincha Sun-Thu 13:30 (18 Bar Kochba St). English-speaking; Rabbi Eli and Sara Naiditch. Shabbat-day lunch (kiddush) at 16 Khevron: reserve online, suggested donation 80 NIS per person. Friday-night dinners are not held every week; see the events page.

Contact: 058-593-4770 (phone and WhatsApp per its Contact page; NBN lists 054-808-6420) · chabadonthecoast.com · Shabbat lunch booking form: chabadonthecoast.com/shabbat-reservations.html

Tel Aviv Great Synagogue

Allenby St 110, Tel Aviv-Yafo
Modern Orthodox

Minyan: Times: call. Gil Travel (Apr 2026) says weekly Shabbat-day minyanim and Kabbalat Shabbat have resumed but prints no times; weekday Shacharit: Times: call. Google shows no hours; a published schedule is not found online as of Nov 2026 (checked Google, Chabad directory, Hebrew and local searches).

Contact: 03-560-4905 (NBN list)

Chabad Center of Tel Aviv (Central Chabad)

Ba'alei Melaha St 16A, Tel Aviv-Yafo
Chabad

Minyan: Times: call (schedule not found online as of Nov 2026 (checked Google, Chabad directory, Hebrew and local searches); none on the chabad.org page or Google). Rabbi Yossi Gerlitzky; 1935 synagogue in the Craftsmen Center area, welcomes guests per visitors.

Contact: 03-525-0202 (Google listing)

Beth Chabad Neve Tzedek

Kalischer St 42, Neve Tzedek, Tel Aviv-Yafo
Chabad

Minyan: Times: call. Google shows the house open daily (Fri 8:30-21:00, Sat 9:00-21:00), which is not a minyan schedule. A second Chabad yeshiva at Dganya St 43 (052-511-2770) is reported by a visitor to start prayers at 10:00 daily.

Contact: 054-239-7038 (Google listing)

HaGra Synagogue (Sephardic, Hayarkon St)

HaYarkon St 42, Tel Aviv-Yafo
Sephardic

Minyan: Times: call (phone and schedule not found online as of Nov 2026 (checked Google, Chabad directory, Hebrew and local searches)). Visitors describe a recently renovated historic shul with a daily morning minyan in the Spanish rite and a welcome for guests; it sits beside the Royal Beach and Kempinski hotels.

Contact: No phone found; ask hotel reception or Great Synagogue 03-560-4905

Tiferet Tzvi Synagogue (Herman Cohen St)

Herman Cohen St 9, Tel Aviv-Yafo
Ashkenaz

Minyan: Times: call. Google reviewers (4.8 stars, 20 reviews): the public is invited to pray, a former Chief Rabbi (Rabbi Yona Metzger) is the synagogue's rabbi and well-known cantors daven there; helpful rabbis to talk and learn with. Weekday and Shabbat minyanim per visitors; times and phone: not found online as of Nov 2026 (checked Google, Chabad directory, Hebrew and local searches).

Contact: No phone found; ask 126 Ben Yehuda +972 54-744-3420 or hotel reception

Chabad Jaffa (Olei Zion St 30; second record Chabad North Yafo, Michelangelo 31)

Olei Zion St 30, Jaffa, Tel Aviv-Yafo (about 5 km south of the hotel strip)
Chabad

Minyan: Times: call. Google shows the house with weekday hours and closed Saturday; a Shabbat service is not found online as of Nov 2026 (checked Google, Chabad directory, Hebrew and local searches). Chabad on the Coast's site (read 2 Nov 2026) does not mention a Jaffa branch. Not walkable from the Hayarkon hotels.

Contact: +972 53-770-0339 (Olei Zion 30) · +972 54-626-4195 (Chabad North Yafo, Michelangelo 31)

Kosher food

Regina (meat, Mediterranean)

Old Railway Station (HaTachana) complex, Mivne 10, Neve Tzedek / Jaffa border
meatMehadrin (per Regina's own Google listing title; certifier not named)Fri closes 15:00

Sit-down only; Friday lunch closes 15:00, reopens after Shabbat about 21:00.

Hours: Mon-Thu 12:00-24:00; Fri 11:30-15:00; Sat 21:00-24:00; Sun 12:00-24:00 (Google) · 03-736-7474

West Side (Royal Beach hotel)

Royal Beach Hotel, HaYarkon St 19, Tel Aviv-Yafo
meatTel Aviv Rabbinate (per Time Out Tel Aviv kosher list)

Listed as kosher by Gil Travel, Beinharim Tours, Isrotel's kosher page and Time Out Tel Aviv; Shabbat opening not stated. Royal Beach's own page lists an on-site synagogue and Shabbat check-in rules; Booking.com Q&A (Nov 2026) says 'yes the hotel is kosher'; ask the hotel about Shabbat meals.

Hours: — · 03-740-5054

Lumina by Meir Adoni (Carlton hotel)

Carlton Tel Aviv, Eliezer Peri St 10
meatKosher (The JC, 2018); the Carlton hotel is listed under Rabbanut Rashit (Totally Jewish Travel), restaurant certificate not readShabbat meals · pre-order

The JC (Jul 2018) says the Carlton runs a weekly Kiddush and Shabbat dinner for observant guests and calls its kosher restaurants Shabbat-friendly; Booking.com Q&A (Nov 2026) also says Friday dinner and Shabbat lunch are served at the hotel; confirm current booking and price with the hotel.

Hours: — · 03-520-1828 (restaurant, Google listing) · 03-520-1818 (Carlton)

Hadarim (Herods Tel Aviv hotel)

Herods Tel Aviv, HaYarkon St 155
meatTel Aviv Chief Rabbinate (per hotel FAQ)Shabbat meals · pre-order

Hotel FAQ: dinner nightly and lunch on Saturdays only, so Shabbat day lunch is served; Booking.com Q&A (hotel reply, Nov 2026) says half-board includes Friday-night dinner and a Shabbat morning meal; meat/dairy arrangements not stated, so call. Saturday check-in is only after Shabbat (about 18:00).

Hours: Dinner nightly; lunch Saturdays only · 03-521-6666 (Herods)

Pankina (dairy, Italian)

J. L. Gordon St 39 (corner Dizengoff), Tel Aviv-Yafo
dairyTel Aviv Rabbinate (per Time Out Tel Aviv kosher list)

Closed all Friday; reopens Saturday 21:00. Time Out files it under fish and dairy.

Hours: Mon-Thu 13:00-24:00; Fri closed; Sat 21:00-24:00; Sun 13:00-24:00 (Google) · 03-644-9793 (Beinharim) · 052-810-2308 (Google)

Goshen (meat)

Nahalat Binyamin St 30 (guides print 37), Tel Aviv-Yafo
meatKosher per Gil Travel and Isrotel lists; certifier not named

Closed all Friday; opens Saturday 20:30.

Hours: Mon-Thu 12:00-22:00; Fri closed; Sat 20:30-22:00; Sun 12:00-22:00 (Google) · 03-560-0766

Oh Mama (take-home meals, 2 branches)

Ben Yehuda St 69; also King George St 26, Tel Aviv-Yafo
meatLocal (Tel Aviv) kosher certificate per a Google review; certifier not namedShabbat meals · pre-orderFri closes 16:00

Friday take-home Shabbat food: mains by weight, sides, salads, challah, couple and family packs. Guests report Friday pickup around 15:00 and home delivery; some salads and milky cakes come from other suppliers. Order ahead by phone; closed Saturday.

Hours: Ben Yehuda 69: Mon-Thu 10:00-17:00, Fri 7:00-16:00; King George 26: Fri 8:00-16:00; Sat closed (Google) · 054-637-6586 (Ben Yehuda 69) · 054-816-8618 (King George 26)

Asimi (beachfront grill)

HaYarkon St 83, Tel Aviv-Yafo
meatKosher per Google reviews; certifier not named (check certificate)

Google lists Friday to 16:30, later than winter candle lighting (about 16:25), so call; closed Saturday.

Hours: Mon-Wed 12:00-23:00; Thu 12:00-24:00; Fri 12:00-16:30; Sat closed; Sun 12:00-23:00 (Google) · 03-510-3353

Darya (Hilton Tel Aviv)

Hilton Tel Aviv, HaYarkon St 205
meatTel Aviv Rabbinate (per Time Out Tel Aviv kosher list)

Closed Friday and Saturday per Google; a Hilton guest review says the hotel's Shabbat food was poor, so confirm Shabbat catering with the hotel. Hilton's page lists Darya among four kosher outlets, with the Cafe Med breakfast buffet.

Hours: Sun-Thu 18:00-22:30; Fri and Sat closed (Google) · 03-520-2127

La Lasagna (dairy, Italian)

Dizengoff St 177, Tel Aviv-Yafo
dairyMehadrin per a Google review; certifier not named (check certificate)

Closed all Friday; reopens Saturday 18:30.

Hours: Mon-Wed 11:00-22:30; Thu 11:00-23:00; Fri closed; Sat 18:30-24:00; Sun 11:00-22:30 (Google) · 03-523-0037

Florentina (dairy, Mediterranean)

Abarbanel St 56, Florentin, Tel Aviv-Yafo
dairyKosher per Beinharim Tours list; certifier not namedFri closes 15:00

Friday brunch/lunch closes 15:00; Saturday opens 18:30.

Hours: Mon-Wed 11:00-23:00; Thu 11:00-24:00; Fri 8:30-15:00; Sat 18:30-24:00; Sun 11:00-23:00 (Google) · 03-605-0061

Nini Hachi (meat, Asian and sushi)

Ben Yehuda St 228 (guide prints 223), Tel Aviv-Yafo
meatTel Aviv Rabbinate (per Time Out Tel Aviv kosher list)

Google lists Friday to 17:00, later than winter candle lighting (about 16:25), so call before relying on it. Time Out files it under fish and dairy while reviewers mention chicken dishes, so check the certificate for meat or dairy.

Hours: Mon-Thu 12:00-23:30; Fri 9:00-17:00; Sat 20:00-23:30; Sun 12:00-23:30 (Google) · 03-624-9228

Mikvah

Safra Mikve (Neve Tzedek)

Pines St 24, Tel Aviv-Yafo

Booking: 03-510-8677 (Google listing); reviewers praise a recently refurbished facility and mention Friday-night visits, so confirm hours and booking by phone

Mikve Ein Miriam (Ichud Shivat Zion building)

Ben Yehuda St 86, Tel Aviv-Yafo

Booking: 03-522-8188 (Google listing; Google shows daily 7:30-21:30, so confirm women's hours and booking by phone)

What locals would tell you

  • Stay on Hayarkon between Frishman and Eliezer Peri: Sheraton, Dan, Herods and Carlton are 0.25-0.7 km from Ichud Shivat Zion (Ben Yehuda 84-86), the Frishman St International Synagogue and 126 Ben Yehuda. Chabad on the Coast holds Shabbat services at 16 Khevron St, and Royal Beach (south end) is beside the Sephardic HaGra shul.
  • Shabbat meals: 126 Ben Yehuda hosts Friday-night dinners about twice a month (all food Badatz Yoreh De'ah; reserve at events.by126.org or WhatsApp 054-744-3420). Chabad on the Coast serves a Shabbat-day lunch at 16 Khevron: book at chabadonthecoast.com/shabbat-reservations.html (suggested donation 80 NIS per person); its Friday-night dinners are not weekly, so ask on WhatsApp 058-593-4770. Herods' Hadarim serves Saturday lunch, the Carlton has run a weekly Shabbat dinner, and Oh Mama sells Friday take-home meals (order ahead).
  • Friday timing: candle lighting is about 16:24 in early November (126 Ben Yehuda's posted time). Kosher restaurants close 14:00-16:00 on Friday and reopen after Shabbat, about 18:30-21:00 (Google hours), so buy challah and food by early afternoon; Atlas hotels charge extra for a Shabbat key or late checkout.
  • Kosher share: many Tel Aviv restaurants, including most on the beachfront, are not kosher, and some only say 'kosher style'. Look for the certificate on the wall (Tel Aviv Rabbanut, or a Mehadrin or Badatz certificate), check the business name, address and a current date, and photograph it. Time Out Tel Aviv lists Pankina, Nini Hachi, West Side and Darya under the Tel Aviv Rabbinate; for the other places here no agency was published, so the certificate is the proof.
  • Getting around: buses and trains largely stop from Friday afternoon until after Shabbat (a few Shabbat minibus lines run; verify locally), so pick a hotel within walking distance of your shul. Ben Gurion is about 25 minutes by taxi from the strip; airport kosher outlets: not found online as of Nov 2026 (checked Google, Chabad directory, Hebrew and local searches), so carry food on Friday arrivals.
  • Eruv: 126 Ben Yehuda says the Tel Aviv eruv runs from the Ayalon Highway to the sea and from the Yarkon River to Jaffa and is checked each week; see the map at by126.org/eng/eruv and take care on the boardwalk and at the edges. The page does not name who inspects it.
  • Alerts: install the Home Front Command app and ask the hotel where the shelter is; sirens and instructions apply on Shabbat too.
  • Saturday check-in (Booking.com Q&A, Nov 2026): Herods and Dan only after 18:00, Carlton and Royal Beach after 16:00, Melody and Tal from 15:00. Shabbat ends about 17:24 in early November (126 Ben Yehuda), so arrive Friday.
  • Ask for a low floor and agree late checkout in advance: a Dan guest says elevators were '50% less available' on Shabbat (Booking.com Q&A), and a Sep 2026 TripAdvisor guest says Herods quoted Shabbat-keepers hundreds of NIS for two extra hours until Shabbat ended.
  • Not confirmed (older guides or listings; not found online as of Nov 2026 (checked Google, Chabad directory, Hebrew and local searches), so ask before relying): Heichal Yehuda / Recanati shul (Ben Saruk 13, +972 3-691-9210, Sephardi Orthodox per older guides, about 2 km north of the strip; Google reviews are about the architecture and no times appear); Falafel Frishman and Sabich Frishman (Frishman 42; both closed Saturday per Google and TotallyJewishTravel lists Falafel Frishman as kosher, but no certificate was read); Lehamim bakery (Dizengoff 134, closed Saturday; kosher status of that branch not found); The David Kempinski (formerly InterContinental David, Hayarkon 51), whose Katzir/Sereia restaurant has no certificate found, and Orchid Hotel (Hayarkon 82), with no kosher or Shabbat-service source found; InterContinental David (12 Kaufman St, near Neve Tzedek, about 2 km from the strip), where an undated Jerusalem Post review mentions 'Shabbat elevators and keys' and 'a good kashrut license'. Yachad Tel Aviv (Zeitlin 20) is described as Liberal Orthodox, so it is not on the Orthodox list; the Great Synagogue and Beit El are Modern Orthodox per NBN.

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