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Moishe House Jerusalem

Welcome to “Moisheleh!” Moishe House in Nachlaot, Jerusalem. We live in one of the most unique houses in the neighborhood and love doing shabbat and holiday meals, meeting new neighbors in the area and hosting events for the 20-somethings crowd in Jerusalem. Get in touch and learn more about the residents and events at “Moisheleh.” We look forward to meeting you!

Sponsors

Generously Supported By: Moishe House International Fund

Also Supported By: Young adult community builders giving back through our alumni Ambassador Circle and annual resident-driven WE ARE Campaign

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