In addition to an eye-opening experience, the heritage center also has a museum and an ancient synagogue. The person in charge of the place (Avi) is a hospitable person and a member of the community. Briefly about the importance of the place - the Karaites are a community that separated from Rabbinic Judaism due to a deep dispute over the idea of ​​whether there is a place for the Oral Torah and Halacha as it is today. The place presents the history of the Bible community with an emphasis on significant differences between Pharisaic Judaism (the rabbinate is accepted today) and the Karaites. Visit the place and learn!

Wonderful place. a place full of history. the oldest synagogue in Jerusalem

exciting! A whole original Jewish world about which I did not know or hear. worth a visit.m

The Heritage of the Karaite Jews in Israel and the Diaspora Karaite Museum is highly recommended by appointment only in modest and clean clothing and body and clothing only

Both interesting and fascinating. Want to visit - the true religion of the Jews since Moses, without abbreviations and without additions according to the Hasheft and the sermon!

An interesting place dealing with the Karaite heritage

The ancient synagogue in Jerusalem named after Enan ben David as well as the modern heritage center bring to the tourist a long-standing history and heritage of the Karaite community and its foundations, a place worth a visit both in the underground place of prayer and in the museum rich in items and pictures, of course one must have the fascinating guidance of Avi Yafet, the representative of Karaite Judaism instead of. From the heart Oded Haina

A spiritual and exciting historical place, a wonderful attraction for every person.

An amazing place that enriches and teaches about ancient and real Jewish heritage on a national level. I recommend it to anyone visiting the district to come in and be impressed.

A fascinating place that opens a window to one of the currents of Judaism. Professional and interesting local training! Thanks to my father!