About us
Our community is united in helping families and individuals from all backgrounds maximize their fullest potential as Jews and as mentchen via a warm and unified atmosphere which promotes mutual respect and unity toward all Jews in the service of Hashem and in Torah learning.
Our community is home to families from across the globe. Among our mitpalelim we have a strong contingency of Anglos (United States, Canada, England, and Australia) we also have immigrants from Mexico, Argentina, Holland, France, Belgium, South Africa, Brazil, Switzerland, Poland, Iran, and Gibraltar. This cosmopolitan congregation is led by the vision of Rav Netanel Frankenthal shlit”a. Rav Frankenthal brings his blend of knowledge, both in Shas and poskim and in Chasidut and Jewish Philosophy to lectures in Hebrew and English. Under his guidance our community has soared with tefilot and events that inspire!
Our community is composed of people who work hard for a living. Although some are professionals, PHD.s, Professors, therapists, computer programmers etc., all have left the comfort and financial security of their homes abroad. They have come to Israel to help develop and further advance the land and the people, often taking cuts of 60 to 75 percent in their paychecks by making aliya. Nonetheless, there is a spirit of happiness and cohesion in our community and together we endeavor to continue moving Klal Yisroel forward.
Israel is a melting pot, and our community has set as its’ goal to be a bastion of achdut, to be a vibrant example of how Jews who have different vantage points - Agudah and Mizrachi, Sefardi and Ashkenazi, can come together Lema’an Shemo Be’ahava.
Rav Frankenthal’s shiurim are well attended by people of all ages, and all backgrounds. It is common to see people from across the cultural spectrum, Israelis and Olim, Sefardim and Ashkenazim, unite in Rav Frankenthal’s classes.
Our goal is to help broaden the achdut in Klal Yisroel. We hope to be effective in promoting achdut and acceptance beyond our community, to the people of Israel at large.
