Yochanan ben Zakkai Synagogue

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The Yochanan ben Zakkai Synagogue is a historic Sephardic synagogue in Jerusalem’s Old City, traditionally associated with the reestablishment of Jewish learning after the Second Temple’s destruction.

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Yochanan ben Zakkai Synagogue canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf Sephardic synagogue
historic building
synagogue
architecturalType traditional Sephardic synagogue architecture
associatedWith Rabban Yochanan ben Zakkai
reestablishment of Jewish learning after the destruction of the Second Temple
buildingUse active synagogue
city Jerusalem
cityQuarterType Jewish Quarter synagogue
country Israel
culturalSignificance important site for Sephardic Jews in Jerusalem
denomination Sephardic
function house of study
place of Jewish worship
heritage Sephardic Jewish heritage
heritageStatus historic synagogue of the Old City
historicalRole symbol of continuity of Jewish learning after the Second Temple’s destruction
languageOfLiturgy Hebrew
Ladino
locatedIn Israel
Jerusalem
Jewish Quarter
Old City of Jerusalem
locatedInComplex Four Sephardic Synagogues complex
namedAfter Yochanan ben Zakkai
oldCity Old City of Jerusalem
pilgrimage visited by Jewish pilgrims and tourists
region Middle East
religiousAffiliation Orthodox Judaism
religiousTradition Judaism
rite Sephardi rite
traditionallyLinkedTo post-Second Temple rabbinic leadership
usedFor Torah study
prayer

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Four Sephardic Synagogues hasPart Yochanan ben Zakkai Synagogue
Eliyahu HaNavi Synagogue adjacentTo Yochanan ben Zakkai Synagogue