Mykonos is a beautiful Greek island in the Aegean Sea, renowned for its breathtaking sunsets, charming whitewashed alleys, windmills, and pelicans.
It is just one island over from Delos, home to the ruin of what is believed to be the oldest synagogue in the world.
The island’s small yet vibrant Jewish community welcomes thousands of Jewish tourists—including 60,000 Israelis—on an annual basis.
With three daily flights from Israel, the need for a strong Jewish presence has been steadily growing. The community needed a place to connect—to light Shabbat candles, pray, enjoy kosher meals, celebrate Jewish milestones and feel at home.
To fill that need, Rabbi Uziel Moshe and Shterna Sara Friedland recently founded Chabad of Mykonos.
“Mykonos is also becoming a preferred destination for joyous Jewish celebrations,” reports the rabbi. “Even before our arrival, we received requests to host bar and bat mitzvahs, weddings and many inquiries about a mikvah.”
Oui Mykonos a toujours été un endroit trés gai................Je me souviens en 1982 visitant le sud de la yougoslavie, avions rencontré un sympathique poussah oriental turc qui nous avait invité à l'accompagner à Mykonos deja à l'époque.
About the oldest synagogue , according to the maharal, wich tells that the ancient greek language now lost, could be considered as holy as coming from the language of dor haflaga
( Tower of babel) this could be a possibility .
as the civilisation of Atlantis existed in Platon Books.