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Bahri (בחרי, بحري) Synagogue and mikveh in Yefren (Yefran, Yifrin, יפרן, يفرن), Libya.
معبد او كنيس يهودي في يفرن ليبيا.
The synagogue, on the edge of the city, near the ridge, had a mikveh in the compound as well.
There seems to have been a larger room and smaller room with the larger room having multiple columns and archways to support the ceiling and a second story for ladies. There were minimal windows in the prayer room. There are some ceiling inscriptions in this synagogue as well.
According to an eyewitness: outside it is visible the well for the Mikveh. A narrow passage leads to a small Synagogue. Its one room, made of stone.
It is visible in this YouTube video posted by Libya Observer, beginning at 14:50:
From Harvey Goldberg:
"Yefren (Yafran, Jefren, Yefren, Yifran, Ifrane, يفرن). 'The Jews of Yefren dwell in three villages... al-Qsir....Me-aniyin... Disir....In the other places in Yefren there was once a large number of Jewish inhabitants, but now there is no trace of them, except for there cemeteries and place names.' Source: Harvey E. Goldberg: ib. p. 75." Available from: http://www.jewishgen.org/cemetery/africa/libya.html
http://www.wildfocusimages.com/gallery/829771#30597655
Details from Mr. M. Longari.