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Roar Of The Lion Campaign Update And Summer Zman Plans
Since the onset of the campaign and until the end of the Zman, despite ongoing sirens and multiple direct missile impacts in Beit Shemesh, the bochurim continued to show up for seder each day. Often with far less sleep and under significant pressure, making every effort to keep the learning going under challenging conditions. We extend our deepest appreciation to our dedicated staff, who showed exceptional bravery and commitment, supporting the bochurim not only academically,
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Mar 311 min read
Matzah Bakery Experience
Rabbi Davidovitch is uniquely gifted in many areas, particularly in practical craftsmanship and building. An expert in mikvaos, he has played a role in the design and construction of many mikvaos in Bet Shemesh. He is also an experienced sofer and a practical rov in numerous areas, all while carrying himself with humility and genuine care for every individual. For over 15 years, he has run a matzah bakery for family and close friends out of the YLTY premises. During the final
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Mar 301 min read
Siyum Celebrating Growth And Achievement
On the final Thursday of the zman, the entire Yeshiva gathered to celebrate and reflect on the achievements of the winter zman. Representatives from each shiur, together with the Maggidei Shiur, highlighted the strong academic progress and growth across the Yeshiva, giving a clear sense of the effort and consistency that defined the zman. Each talmid received a Kehos Pesach Siddur from his Maggid Shiur, marking his accomplishments and preparing for the upcoming Yom Tov. Throu
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Mar 301 min read
Leadership Vision And Planning Days
The leadership team recently spent two focused days reviewing and planning all major aspects of the Yeshiva. The primary outcome was clear direction around who we are building this Yeshiva for and what we expect it to be. We are strengthening our focus on serious, Chassidisher and motivated bochurim who are committed to higher level learning and consistent growth. Accordingly, we will be implementing meaningful changes to both Nigleh and Chassidus structures, with clearer exp
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Mar 301 min read
Toranut, Building Responsibility.
This year, the Yeshiva introduced a Toranut pilot in the dining room, with two bochurim or staff members each day taking responsibility for preparing the space between meals. With every bochur participating throughout the year, it has created a strong culture of shared responsibility. The impact is clear, greater awareness, ownership, and mutual respect, where even simple actions are understood as part of a collective accountability. We would like to express particular apprec
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Mar 301 min read
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