Minyan "Ichud Olam" is a diverse and dynamic Modern Orthodox community
of professionals and students from diverse geographical and cultural
backgrounds, and from all across the religious spectrum, who have
moved to Tel Aviv to live in the heart of the modern Jewish State.
Through the efforts of our members we have grown into a warm
 and friendly community, active both on Shabbat and during the week,
with services, shiurim and many other activities.

Shabbat/Holidays, Shacharit at 9:15
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Address: Ben Yehuda 86 , Tel Aviv
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Minyan "Ichud Olam" is a diverse and dynamic Modern Orthodox community of professionals and students from diverse geographical and cultural backgrounds, and from all across the religious spectrum, who have moved to Tel Aviv to live in the heart of the modern Jewish State. Through the efforts of our members we have grown into a warm and friendly community, active both on Shabbat and during the week, with services, shiurim and many other activities.

Minyan "Ichud Olam" was born from the recognition of our wish to actively participate in a different type of service from the ones we had found in Tel-Aviv; one that was open to new tunes, was considerate of the role of women and, most importantly, one that started a little later in the morning (9:15)!

From our humble beginnings in January 2000, we have created a place for prayer that is warm and welcoming for our over 150 members, and many more guests, who regularly attend our services. Our minyan consists of new and veteran Olim from Austria, Australia, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, Denmark, England, France, Germany, Holland, Italy, Russia, Sweden, Switzerland and the United States, as well as many native Israelis. Each week more new people arrive at our minyan and we have nearly 150 people on Shabbat morning... and even more for kiddush.

The strength of Ichud Olam is in our cultural, ideological, and intellectual diversity. Each individual brings her or his views and ideas, strengths and talents, which taken together, creates a group with great potential. Recognizing this, Ichud Olam has worked to establish a diverse range of activities to realize that potential including chesed activities such as charity drives, learning activities such as shiurim Sholars-in-Residence, and social/holiday activities such as Shabatonim,Shabath Mevarchin Seudot,Seudat Purim, communal Sukkot meals and other commemorative holiday events.

To most religious Jews, Tel Aviv is known as a city which once had a vibrant religious community, but whose younger generations moved out of the city. When visiting the many old Tel Aviv shuls, even the Great Synagogue on Allenby Street, one is met by a few old men who, often without a minyan but always with a smiling face, welcome the youth and beckon them to join.

We at Minyan "Ichud Olam" believe that the Shul plays a crucial role in the religious life in Tel Aviv, filling the spiritual void that many young religious Jews felt in the city. Ichud Olam (among other's) is proud to represent another face in the multi-cultural setting of Tel-Aviv. In providing a home for young religious people who had for so long felt the lack of a spiritual outlet in the city, Ichud Olam contirbutes to the distinctive Zionist Vision that this city represents. It is our hope to reverse the trend of old shuls dying out and religious communities leaving the city, by building upon our diverse religious backgrounds to reach out to the larger religious and secular community.

We invite people from near and far to visit us and sample the unique synergy we are creating between the religious and secular world in this great city.

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