The temple and the courtyard area are beautiful. A well-maintained garden, beautiful trees, peacocks walking and parrots. A piece of paradise. 3 stars because of the female caretaker (I don't know what her position is called correctly). During your stay there, you got the impression that she is constantly watching you so that something is not broken or stolen. It feels like in a store in the early 90s, when a guard was following you around. But it must be said that this woman spoke respectfully.

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The Church of St. Peter the Apostle and the Righteous Tabitha. The Orthodox church is located in the southern part of Tel Aviv, on the territory of the Russian compound there is a botanical garden where exotic birds roam freely. Next to the church is the tomb of the righteous Tabitha, where, according to local legend, she was buried. The burial is decorated with Byzantine mosaics of the 5th-6th centuries. There is a chapel above the tomb.

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Маргарита Альтерман

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We just came across the disgusting behavior of the farmstead workers. We arrived at 12 a.m. on Friday, and the parish was open for another hour. There were no parishioners in the church itself, except for me and my friend. Two of the three temple workers were on the phone in the temple. Loudly. Although it wasn't difficult to get out. While talking on the phone, they removed candles right in front of our faces while we tried to put our candles and pray. When I politely asked to leave the temple and go outside with my phone, I was told: "I CAN, I WORK HERE!" When I went to the place where they put candles for the repose, I found that the place had already been cleaned and I took a candle from other candles for health, to which another worker said loudly so that I could hear: "yes, I just cleaned there." Dear female employees. You are unscrupulous, you have no sanctity, no understanding, no upbringing. Such people should not be allowed near the parishioners. After these words, I extinguished the candle and flew out of the temple like a cork from a bottle and sobbed in the street. The first woman with a phone also had the audacity to come up to me and my friend and tell us off. I hope this review finds these women. A temple is a place of peace and quiet. People come there for their own reasons. And such people are simply unacceptable there.

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St. Peter and St. Tabitha Russian Orthodox Church

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