Rabbi Kook, a photo at the opening ceremony of the synagogue in Binyamina, 1928.

At the end of 1925, the farmers of the settlement approached To "Habaron" to help build a synagogue ("Tiferet Binyamin"), but its cornerstone was laid only during the Sukkot holiday (October 1927.) The synagogue was built on the highest hill in the old part of Binyamina, It was used for the first time on 4.7.1928 with the presence of Chief Ashkenazi Rabbi Avraham Kook and Rabbi Chaim Nahum, Chief Rabbi of Egypt, and served as the largest and central synagogue of the colony. It is located in an alcove in the southern wall, which still preserves the original wooden doors In the synagogue there were "Slicks" that were placed with the help of women and under the stage.The synagogue is still active as the central synagogue of Binyamina. 12x17 cm