- A
yeshiva (/jəˈʃiːvə/; Hebrew: ישיבה, lit. 'sitting'; pl. ישיבות,
yeshivot or yeshivos) is a
traditional Jewish educational institution focused on the...
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several years after this
mandatory term.
Yeshivot Hesder typically have 150–300 students; some of the
larger yeshivot have up to 500 students,
while some have...
- in the
Haredi community may
choose to
defer service while enrolled in
yeshivot (see Tal committee); many
avoid conscription altogether. This
special arrangement...
- What It
Means to be Jewish". See a
listing of
forty yeshivot at: https://toravoda.org.il/en/
yeshivot-midrashot-general-map-high-school-graduates/ See the...
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distribution of the
Zohar since the 13th Century.
Rabbi Yiḥyah
founded yeshivot,
rabbinical schools, and
synagogues that
featured a
rationalist approach...
- and
religious studies.
Numerous religious educational institutions and
Yeshivot,
including some of the most
prestigious yeshivas,
among them the Brisk...
- The Vaad
HaYeshivos (Hebrew: ועד הישיבות, lit. 'Council of Yeshivas') was an
organization in
Eastern Europe that
helped financially support the Lithuanian-style...
- groups, and the
black hat is
relatively modern. In the pre-war
Lithuanian Yeshivot, grey
suits and grey
fedoras were the style, and many in the
Litvish tradition...
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office and the
Sanhedrin were
officially abolished, and the
standing of
yeshivot weakened. The
leadership void was
gradually filled by the
Jewish center...
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collected taxes and
donations at home and
abroad to fund
their schools (
yeshivot) and paid
salaries to teachers,
officials and
judges of the
Jewish community...
