Givat Moshe (Hebrew: גבעת משה), also known as Gush Shemonim, is a Haredi Jewish neighborhood in Jerusalem bordering on Sanhedria, Mahanayim, Ezrat Torah, Shikun Chabad, and Tel Arza.

History

Givat Moshe is home to numerous yeshivas and Hasidic synagogues. It is named after Rabbi Moshe Porush, a Haredi politician from Agudat Yisrael.

Yeshivas

• Yeshivas Yagdil Torah
• Yeshivas Givat Shaul
• Brisk Yeshiva of Rabbi Meshulam Dovid Soloveitchik
• Yeshivas Meor Einayim of Rachmastrivka
• Yeshivat Kaf HaChaim for Baalei Teshuvah
• Yeshivat Or LeZion
• Yeshiva Torah VeEmunah, Baal Teshuvah yeshiva established by Belz
• Yeshivas Avnei Nezer of Sochatchov
• Yeshivat Tiferet Yaakov
• Yeshivas Tiferes HaTalmud
• Yeshivas HaRema of Rabbi Chaim Uri Freund, member of Badatz Edah HaChareidis

Synagogues

• Rachmastrivka Beth Midrash
• Shidlovtza (Hasidic community)
• Toras Chacham of Rabbi Yitzchak Meir Morgenstern [HE]^[1]
• Synagogue of Rabbi Yitzchak Tuvia Weiss of the Edah HaChareidis^[2]
• Seret-Vizhnitz synagogue
• Bet HaKnesset Shevet HaLevi^[3]
• Ohel Moshe of Rabbi Don Segal
• Or Avraham (Breslov)^[4]
• Ma'ayanei Yisrael (Chabad)
• Amshinov synagogue
• Beit HaLevi (Yemenite)
• Yad Yechiel Yonah (Yemenite)
• Stuchin
• Ostrov Kalashin
• Beis Hamidrash of the Gaavad Zatzal