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List of synagogues in Ethiopia
Last updated
April 30, 2025
This is a list of notable
synagogues
in
Ethiopia
.
Contents
Addis Ababa
Ambober
Gondar
Wolleka
See also
References
External links
Addis Ababa
Bet Selam (House of Peace) Synagogue, Kechene (Beta Abraham)
[
1
]
Jewish Center - Chabad Ethiopia (Hasidic)
[
2
]
Jewish Sinagog Association (Beta Israel)
[
3
]
Succat Rahamim Synagogue
(Adenite/Yemenite), no longer active
[
4
]
Ambober
Ambober Synagogue (Beta Israel)
[
5
]
Gondar
HaTikvah Synagogue (Beta Israel)
[
6
]
Wolleka
Wolleka Synagogue
(Beta Israel), no longer active
[
7
]
See also
Ethiopia portal
Judaism portal
Beta Abraham
Beta Israel
History of the Jews in Ethiopia
References
↑
"BET SELAM (HOUSE OF PEACE) SYNAGOGUE"
.
Sub-Saharan African Synagogues: Architecture and Context
. n.d
. Retrieved
30 March
2022
.
↑
"Chabad in Ethiopia"
. Government of Israel
. Retrieved
30 March
2022
.
↑
"JEWISH SINAGOG ASSOCIATION (1980s)"
.
Sub-Saharan African Synagogues: Architecture and Context
. n.d
. Retrieved
30 March
2022
.
↑
"SUCCAT RAHAMIN SYNAGOGUE (1940s)"
.
Sub-Saharan African Synagogues: Architecture and Context
. n.d
. Retrieved
30 March
2022
.
↑
"FORMER SYNAGOGUE AT AMBOBER (DATING TO THE LATE 20th CENTURY)"
.
Sub-Saharan African Synagogues: Architecture and Context
. n.d
. Retrieved
30 March
2022
.
↑
"Jewish community in Ethiopia celebrates 70 years in solidarity with Israel"
.
The Jerusalem Post
. Retrieved
3 April
2022
.
↑
"FORMER SYNAGOGUE AT WOLLEKA (DATE UNCERTAIN)"
.
Sub-Saharan Synagogues: Architecture and Context
. n.d
. Retrieved
30 March
2022
.
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