CJIB Jewish Culture
The Jewish Culture Week in Palma 2023 will be from September 3 to 26. Cinema, live music, an open day at the synagogue, a cycle of conferences, among other activities, are part of the program of this event.
Happy newy ear Rosh Hashanah
We will all gather in the synagogue on Friday, September 15 at 7:00 p.m. to begin the new Jewish year of 5784.
And the following two days, the 16th and 17th at 10:00 am for the New Year's services, listening to the shocking sound of the shofar.
Happy new year Yom Kippur
Together with Yom Kippur (september 26 and 27) they are one of the most important dates in Judaism, when we all get excited to gather in the synagogue to celebrate the beginning of another year of active and positive life, and hoping that we will grow and learn from one year to the next.
We welcome you to the cjib
The Jewish Community in the Balearic Islands was founded by residents, mainly from the United Kingdom, in 1971 under the name of Comunidad Israelita de Palma de Mallorca.
Shabbat Nissan ben Avraham
We have the presence of the rabbi from Mallorca - Nissan ben Avraham, for religious services.
15 day per month
Hebrew classes and activities for children Uri Gershuni Hagar Talmor
Registration for the Hebrew classes that will be held in the Mallorca synagogue is open. Beginning classes on Tuesday, November 1.
We manage the spaces of the cemetery
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The origin of this cemetery was possible thanks to the collaboration of the Jewish community that existed in Mallorca, so it was inaugurated on July 9, 1975.
Jewish Community of the Balearic Islands
The Jewish Community in the Balearic Islands was founded by residents, mainly from the United Kingdom, in 1971 under the name of the Jewish Community of Palma de Mallorca. The first public religious service was carried out in 1966 and its current headquarters inaugurated in 1987 in a very emotional act since, after 500 years, the Jewish religion was once again officially professed. In 2004, it was renamed the Jewish Community of the Balearic Islands (CJIB). In the Balearic Islands there are about 1,000 Jews registered and 95% live in Mallorca.
THE CJIB HAS GONE FROM BEING A DIVERSIFIED SPACE, WHICH RECOGNIZES THE XUETA LEGACY AND WHERE JEWS FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD LIVE
UPCOMING EVENTS
Nissan ben Avraham
Nissan ben-Avraham, en hebreu: ניסן בן אברהם, nascut Nicolau Aguiló (Palma, 1957), és un rabí mallorquí.
Des de molt jove s’interessà pels seus origen jueus i la cultura jueva per mor dels seus orígens xuetes. El 1977 passà a residir a Israel on, després de la seva conversió al judaisme, prengué el seu nom actual. Va cursar estudis de rabí a les ieixivot de Mercaz ha-Rav i d’Ateret Cohanim, a Jerusalem, i a la Ieixivat Hesder Xiló, llicenciant-se com a rabí l’any 1991. Després (2009) treballà com a mestre d’assignatures religioses (Torà, Mixnà i Talmud), al Talmud-Torà de Xiló, i actualment (2011) arriba dos o tres dies cada mes a Ciutat en una gira per diverses ciutats espanyoles, per tal d’ensenyar la tradició jueva principalment als qui, com ell, creuen que tots els fills del Poble jueu necessiten conèixer de primera mà els fonaments més amples de la cultura jueva des del punt de vista dels mateixos jueus.
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CJIB YOUTUBE CHANNEL
Here you can see some of the activities that take place within our community.
