JudaicaHQ lists 5 published Judaica merchants with a storefront in Israel. Every listing shows where its facts come from; affiliate status never changes the order.
Jerusalem jewelry and Judaica boutique with an online shop for Jewish jewelry, kiddush cups, mezuzah cases, Shabbat items, and personalized pieces. The official site advertises worldwide shipping.
Jerusalem auction house handling rare Jewish historical collectibles — rabbinical manuscripts and letters, books from the early days of Hebrew printing, Holocaust and Zionist history material, Judaica objects, maps, and prints — with auctions held roughly every two months.
Jerusalem STaM house of Moshe Flumenbaum at 9 Straus Street selling tefillin gassot ($920-$3,295) and dakot ($615-$640), mezuzot, megillot, tallitot and shofars; in-stock pairs shipped next business day by DHL, with a US-tariff notice.
Jerusalem auction house founded in 2008 specializing in Judaica and Israeliana: religious books and manuscripts, historical documents and letters, numismatics, and Israeli and international art. Runs several auctions a year from its premises in the Heichal Shlomo building; online bidding is conducted through the Bidspirit platform.
Jerusalem auction house focused on Judaica — Hebrew manuscripts, ancient books, historical documents, rare maps, ritual objects, and Jewish art — with additional departments for numismatics, medals, and archaeology added since 2015. Bidding is available in person, by telephone, and online through its own website.