Attractions & sights
Synagogue founded in 1951 by immigrants from Libya in an abandoned building in western Migdal; about 130 seats and a Torah scroll over 100 years old brought from Libya.
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Attractions & sights · Afridar
Courtyard of Beit HaAm in the centre of Afridar displaying archaeological finds from Ashkelon, including two ornate Roman marble sarcophagi; a brick relief of Samson decorates the courtyard wall.
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Attractions & sights
City performing-arts hall at the HaNasi - Ben Gurion junction east of the City neighbourhood, staging theatre, stand-up, concerts, musicals and children's shows; 600-seat main hall plus 240-seat balcony, with hearing-assist headsets.
Attractions & sights
International marina with border control, customs and marine police, about 320 berths (designed for c. 600 vessels) and a shipyard with a 100-tonne lift; a monument at the entrance commemorates the 1939 immigrant ship that reached Ashkelon's shore.
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