The Beit Yaacov Synagogue is a synagogue, located in Makati, in Metro Manila, Philippines.
The rabbi, , was Refael Mimran.
The synagogue replaced Temple Emil, destroyed in 1945. After World War II, the congregation re-established itself at the Taft Avenue location. With the help of prominent Jewish families in the Philippines and the US Army, the synagogue was rebuilt and renamed as Beit Yaakov. In 1982, the synagogue was moved from Taft Avenue to its current location in Makati. The congregation is administered by the Jewish Association of the Philippines and worships in the Sephardic rite.
The synagogue offers Bnei mitzvot classes for children, along with classes for children who wish to learn Hebrew and Torah. The synagogue also features the largest Jewish library in Southeast Asia.
It is one of two synagogues in Metro Manila, including a Chabad synagogue.