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Rabbinical services in Buenos Aires

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Where most are: Balvanera (2)

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Ajdut Kosher (Oficina de Kashrut)
Belgrano
5.0· 12
Cochería AMIA
Villa Crespo
4.2· 11
AISA – Asociación Israelita Sefaradí Argentina (Sepelios)
Balvanera
4.0· 1
Farmacia del Hospital Israelita
CABA
4.0· 64
AMIA – Sepelios Comunitarios (Jevrá Kadishá Ashkenazí)
Balvanera