Rabbi Cook House Museum

The Rabbi Cook House Museum is located in the center of Jerusalem, a five-minute walk from Zion Square and Ben Yehuda Street. Rabbi Cook (Abraham Yitzhak Kuk, 1865 – 1935 years of life) – a famous thinker, philosopher and mystic, a supporter of the teachings of Kabbalah. His dream was the spiritual upliftment of the entire nation, the fulfillment of divine laws by mankind. The books of Rabbi Cook continue to influence Israeli society.

The small house-museum of the rabbi includes a living room, synagogue, library, mikvah (ritual bath), as well as documents, certificates and interviews. In the living room, Rabbi Cook often received visitors, making no distinction between religious and public figures and ordinary people. The library currently houses an exhibition dedicated to the main events of the rabbi’s life.

To immerse yourself in the atmosphere of the house and feel the inner world of its inhabitant, you will be offered to watch a film about the life of Rabbi Cook and visit the lessons of his teachings.