Definition of Kloiz. Meaning of Kloiz. Synonyms of Kloiz

- Hasidim on New York's Lower East Side. The American group maintained a small kloiz (synagogue) where they gathered on the yahrtzeits of their rebbes. From...
- Kabbalah from 18th century until today, apart from Hasidic adaptions: Brody Kloiz and pre-Hasidic introverted Hasidim kabbalistic circles in Eastern Europe...
- in 1902. Born in Krozhe, a province of Kovno, he studied in the Nevyozer Kloiz under Rabbi Yisrael Salanter and in the Volozhin yeshiva under the Netziv...
- East First Street Stanton Street Synagogue – 180 Stanton Street Boyaner kloiz at 247 East Broadway, opened in 1928 by the Boyaner Rebbe of New York Little...
- to Kovno, where he established a Musar-focused yeshiva at the Nevyozer Kloiz. In 1857 he left Lithuania and moved to Prussia to recover from depression...
- to Kovno, where he established a Musar-focused yeshiva at the Nevyozer Kloiz. In 1857 he moved to Germany. By this time his own students from Kovno had...
- collection of his letters. When he visited Israel, he founded the Sanzer Kloiz in Safed. He had several sons; all of whom served as rabbis across Eastern...
- Monsey, and the Brooklyn neighborhoods of Boro Park and Williamsburg. The kloiz that the Boyaner Rebbe of New York presided over at 247 East Broadway still...
- Thus, he remained in Munkacs, learning with other bachurim in the Spinka kloiz (synagogue) without a Rav or rosh yeshiva. Occasionally he would ask questions...
- mentor, Yisrael Salanter, the founder of the Musar movement, at the Nevyozer Kloiz. Among the other outstanding students were Yitzchak Blazer, and Naftali...