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Hamakom” – “The Place”, a center for Jewish culture and spirit, opened in 2008 in the heart of Tel Aviv, as a response to the greater demand for more knowledge, and to the growing desire to connect to our sources and to ourselves. Hamakom responds to An oasis of tranquility in the center of town “Hamakom” – “The Place”, a center for Jewish culture and spirit, opened in 2008 in the heart of Tel Aviv, as a response to the greater demand for more knowledge, and to the growing desire to connect to our sources and to ourselves. Hamakom responds to these trends, while offering a pleasant, inviting and accepting atmosphere. Tens of thousands of young and old people have already visited Hamakom, participating in courses and workshops, watching live performances, attending business events and one-day seminars, or merely enjoying a cup of coffee in the lobby. Among those frequenting Hamakom are students and pensioners, artists and professionals, singles and married people alike. They all have one thing in common: the desire to learn, to develop and to create. A beautiful, quiet place, open to everyone Hamakom is situated in an impressive Bauhaus building, beautifully refurbished, at 5 Brenner St., and includes a spacious lobby, a hall for