Inside the Baba Sali’s home in Netivot is his private shul, established in the 1960s soon after he settled there. At the time, Netivot was still a young town built for immigrants from North Africa, with little infrastructure, but this beit tefila became a center for far more than davening. People came for learning, guidance, brachos, and the feeling of being close to something real. After the Baba Sali’s passing in 1984, the site expanded into a larger complex with batei midrash, community space