Here are the address and the opening hours of the mikveh in Nitzan.
It is number 274927 on the Ministry of Religious Services' list of mikvehs, read on 12 November 2026.
- Address
- מרכז היישוב שכונה ותיקה
- Town
- Nitzan
- Summer
- א-ה משעה 20:00 עד 22:00
- Winter
- א- ה 18:30 עד 20:30
- Shabbat and holiday eves
- ערב שבת חצי שעה אחרי הדלקת נרות מוצאש שעה אחרי יציאת השבת לשעה וחצי
- Religious council
- חוף אשקלון
This is what the list marks for it.
- For women
- Bride's room
- Protection
- Partly accessible
These are other mikvehs on the list.
- מקווה בית עזרא
Beit Ezra
Hours לפי קריאה
- Takes vessels
- Bride's room
- Protection
- מקווה עזר
Ezer
Hours לפי קריאה
- Takes vessels
- Bride's room
- Protection
- מקווה אמונים
Emunim
Hours לפי קריאה
- Takes vessels
- Bride's room
- Protection
- Partly accessible
- מקווה גבעתי
Giv'ati
Hours לפי קריאה
- Takes vessels
- Bride's room
- Protection
- מקווה שדה עוזיה
שדה עוזיה 1, Sde Uziyahu
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Hours לפי קריאה
- Bride's room
- Protection
- Fully accessible
- באר גנים
דרך ארץ, Be'er Ganim
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Summer א-ה משעה 20:00 עד 22:00Winter א- ה 18:30 עד 20:30
- Takes vessels
- Bride's room
- Protection
- Fully accessible
These are the questions people ask about this mikveh.
Where is the mikveh in Nitzan?
The Ministry's list gives the address מרכז היישוב שכונה ותיקה, Nitzan.
Which religious council is the mikveh in Nitzan listed under?
The list gives the religious council חוף אשקלון.
What are the opening hours of the mikveh in Nitzan?
The list gives א-ה משעה 20:00 עד 22:00 for the summer and א- ה 18:30 עד 20:30 for the winter. Hours change with the season and the week, so a call to the mikveh is the way to check them.
Where does the information on this page come from?
It is the Ministry of Religious Services' list of mikvehs, read on 12 November 2026, where this mikveh is number 274927.
The list of mikvehs is the Ministry of Religious Services', read on 12 November 2026. Names, addresses and hours are the list's own, in Hebrew. Hours change with the season and the week, so a call to the mikveh is the way to check them.