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Sign: Givatayim - Rishonim route - Laying the cornerstone for the synagogue


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Gordon St 6, Giv’atayim, Israel
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שכונת בורוכוב

הנחת אבן הפינה לבית הכנסת

[תאור האתר מופיע בשלט נפרד]
בית הכנסת "אהל משה"
כאן הוקם בית הכנסת הראשון בשכונת בורוכוב. בשנת 1928 ביקשו כמה מהורי החברים בשכונה להעמיד לרשותם מגרש כדי להקים עליו בית כנסת. היו חברים שהתנגדו להקמת בית כנסת מחשש לפגיעה באופיה של השכונה. רק אחרי שנערך משאל בין החברים, הוחלט לאשר את הקמתו. עם עלייתו ארצה של ר’ משה גולדשטיין, אביהם של שלמה, אהרון ונפתלי גולדשטיין, התחילה פעולה נמרצת לבנייתו. סייעו בידו גם ר’ מרדכי יוסף מייברג ומרדכי בונים. בשנת 1935 הוקם הצריף שהיה לבית הכנסת הראשון.
בשנת 1950 מלאו האחים גולדשטיין הבטחה שהבטיחו לאביהם, ובנו במקום הצריף בניין נאה. בית הכנסת נקרא "אהל משה" על שמו של ר’ משה גולדשטיין.

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A station on the ""Rishonim route", set up by a joint initiative of the Givatayim Municipality and the veterans association of Borochov neighborhood, featuring signs that mention the homes and institutions in Borochov neighborhoods.

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Translation of the text on the sign:
Borochov neighborhood

Laying the cornerstone for the synagogue

[Site description appears on separate sign]

Ohel Moshe Synagogue
This is where the first synagogue was built in the Borochov neighborhood. In 1928, some of the members of the neighborhood asked for a plot to erect a synagogue. There were members who opposed the establishment of a synagogue for fear of harming the character of the neighborhood. Only after a referendum was made between the members was it decided to approve its establishment. With the immigration to Israel of Rabbi Moshe Goldstein, the father of Solomon, Aharon and Naftali Goldstein, vigorous action began to build. He was also assisted by Rabbi Mordechai Yosef Mayberg and Mordechai Bonnet. In 1935, the hut that was the first synagogue was erected.
In 1950, the Goldstein brothers made a promise to their father, and built a handsome building in the hut. The synagogue is called "Ohel Moshe" after the name of Rabbi Moshe Goldstein.

JNF (Jewish National Fund) emblem, Givatayim emblem
Symbol of the Council for the Preservation of Heritage Sites - Israel
Veterans Association Borochov neighborhood



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