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'''Ramat Shilo''' (Hebrew: רמת שילה‎) is a [[suburb]] of [[Beit Shemesh]] in [[Israel]]. It is considered a [[sub-district]] of [[Ramat Beit Shemesh]]. It is located at 31°42'50"N 34°58'58"E.<ref>http://wikimapia.org/11482399/Ramat-Shilo</ref>
'''Ramat Shilo''' (Hebrew: רמת שילה‎) is a Southern [[suburb]] of [[Beit Shemesh]] in [[Israel]]. It is considered a [[sub-district]] of [[Ramat Beit Shemesh]]. It is located at 31°42'50"N 34°58'58"E.<ref>http://wikimapia.org/11482399/Ramat-Shilo</ref>


== History ==
== History ==
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== Demography ==
== Demography ==
The residents of Ramat Shilo are [[Orthodox Jews]], both [[Dati Leumi]] and [[Haredi]]. The neighborhood has a large community of English-speaking [[olim]].
The residents of Ramat Shilo are [[Orthodox Jews]], both [[Dati Leumi]] and [[Haredi]]. The neighborhood has a large community of English-speaking [[olim]]. It is comprised of both [[Ashkenazim]] and [[Sephardim]].


== Synagogues and public institutions ==
== Synagogues and public institutions ==
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The local synagogues include
The local synagogues include
* Kehilat Ramat Shilo, often known as the Community Shul<ref>http://religionarticles.net/spirituality-religion/ramat-bet-shemesh-aleph-and-its-many-wonders</ref>
* Kehilat Ramat Shilo - often known as the Community Shul<ref>http://religionarticles.net/spirituality-religion/ramat-bet-shemesh-aleph-and-its-many-wonders</ref>
* The Pilzno Beis HaMedrash, Beis Dovid - a [[Hassidic]] synagogue representing the [[Pilzno (Hasidic dynasty)|Pilzno Hassidic dynasty]] under the leadership of [[Rabbi Yehoshua Gerzi]].
* The Beis Dovid/Pilzno Beis HaMedrash - a [[Hassidic]] synagogue representing the [[Pilzno (Hasidic dynasty)|Pilzno Hassidic dynasty]] under the leadership of Rabbi [[Yehoshua Gerzi]].<ref>http://www.shemesh.co.il/cgi-bin/comdb.cgi</ref>
* Ohev Yisroel - a Hassidic synagogue
* Ohev Yisroel - a Hassidic synagogue under the leadership of Rabbi [[Binyomin Flintenstein]].<ref>http://ohevyisroel.org.il/community/</ref>
* Heichal Yosef - a [[Sephardic]] synagogue under the leadership of Rabbi [[Yinon Raviv]].<ref>http://www.jdn.co.il/news/48541; http://www.shemesh.co.il/cgi-bin/comdb.cgi</ref>


== Transportation ==
== Public Transportation ==

There are a number of bus lines that run through Ramat Shilo including<ref>http://www.bus.co.il/otobusim/Front2007/Lines.asp?CityName=Beit%20Shemesh&Design=2007&LanguageID=20&PlaceID1=157383</ref>:
* [[Superbus_(company)|Superbus]] 14 to Beit Shemesh<ref>http://www.bus.co.il/otobusim/Front2007/LinePlaces.asp?CompanyID=1010&LineCode=14_71_-359677763&Design=2007&LanguageID=20</ref>
* Superbus 15 to Beit Shemesh train station<ref>http://www.bus.co.il/otobusim/Front2007/LinePlaces.asp?CompanyID=1010&LineCode=15_71_-359677763&Design=2007&LanguageID=20</ref>
* Superbus 16 to Beit Shemesh train station<ref>http://www.bus.co.il/otobusim/Front2007/LinePlaces.asp?CompanyID=1010&LineCode=16_71_-359677763&Design=2007&LanguageID=20</ref>
* [[Egged (company)|Egged]] 414 to Jerusalem<ref>http://www.superbus.co.il/uploads/414.pdf</ref>
* Egged 417 to Jerusalem<ref>http://www.bus.co.il/otobusim/Front2007/LinePlaces.asp?CompanyID=1010&LineCode=417_1_-359677763&Design=2007&LanguageID=20</ref>


== Economy ==
== Economy ==

Revision as of 06:46, 9 June 2013


Ramat Shilo (Hebrew: רמת שילה‎) is a Southern suburb of Beit Shemesh in Israel. It is considered a sub-district of Ramat Beit Shemesh. It is located at 31°42'50"N 34°58'58"E.[1]

History

Geography

Demography

The residents of Ramat Shilo are Orthodox Jews, both Dati Leumi and Haredi. The neighborhood has a large community of English-speaking olim. It is comprised of both Ashkenazim and Sephardim.

Synagogues and public institutions

Ramat Shilo has a large number of synagogues, yeshivas and kollels. The largest institution is Yeshivat Lev Hatorah, a Religious Zionist yeshiva which plays a central role in community life.[2]

The local synagogues include

Public Transportation

There are a number of bus lines that run through Ramat Shilo including[7]:

  • Superbus 14 to Beit Shemesh[8]
  • Superbus 15 to Beit Shemesh train station[9]
  • Superbus 16 to Beit Shemesh train station[10]
  • Egged 414 to Jerusalem[11]
  • Egged 417 to Jerusalem[12]

Economy

Communal activism

References