ELIYAHU HANAVI SYNAGOGUE

The Eliyahu Hanavi Synagogue, built in the early 19th century, has the majestic appearance of a classical cathedral. The windows that let in the daylight are large white stained glass windows, lightly tinted. Three naves make up the interior, supported by majestic columns of Italian marble. On the wooden benches, the copper plates of the families who used to come here before 1956 are still screwed on. The government began renovating the synagogue in 2020, a strong sign of gratitude to the Egyptian Jewish community.