Synagogues and Prayer Rooms at Ben Gurion Airport

Synagogues in Terminal 3

Terminal 3 at Ben Gurion Airport has two synagogues for the use of Jewish passengers. Prayer quorums (minyans) are not held on a fixed schedule and depend on passenger traffic — during peak hours, there is a higher chance of finding a minyan for prayer.

In addition to the synagogues, there are dedicated prayer rooms for Christians and Muslims, ensuring that passengers of all faiths can pray comfortably during their time at the airport.

• Two synagogues in Terminal 3
• Minyans depend on passenger traffic and are not held at fixed times
• Prayer rooms for Christians
• Prayer rooms for Muslims

The Main Synagogue in Ganei Ayalon, Lod

Near the airport, in the Ganei Ayalon neighborhood of Lod, is the main synagogue (Itzkovitz). The synagogue holds regular prayer services throughout the day and offers additional services for worshipers.

• Regular prayer services throughout the day
• Mikveh (ritual bath)
• Library of holy books
• Located near the airport in the Ganei Ayalon neighborhood, Lod