Beirav

A jewel in the timeless crown of Safed’s Old City.

Beirav

A vibrant spiritual home for the unparalleled approach to prayer sparked by Rabbi Shlomo Carlebach, of blessed memory.

Beirav

Moving melodies, spirited singing and the all-encompassing radiance of brotherhood embodied by Reb Shlomo, make the Beirav tefilah a joyous experience that touches the heart and soul of all participants.

Beirav

Every Friday night and Shabbat morning, on many a Rosh Chodesh, Chol Hamoed and Yom Ha’atzmaut, and on other special occasions, the modest Beirav Synagogue overflows with an amazingly diverse spectrum of individuals drawn together by this one-of-a-kind spiritual experience.

Beirav

Tourists and native Israelis from the entire religious spectrum — Hasidic, “Litvish,” national-religious and secular; yeshiva students, seminary students, university students and groups of visitors from overseas — join hands and dance to welcome and celebrate the Sabbath.

Beirav

Voices reverberating off the shul’s old stone interior and echo through the alleyways of the Old City as prayers soar as one to the heavens.

Beirav

Tiny in size but boundless in spirit, the Beirav synagogue welcomes anyone whose soul yearns for new spiritual heights.