-
Midrasha (Hebrew: מדרשה; pl.: midrashot/
midrashas) is a
Hebrew term
currently used for
three types of
educational institutions:
Torah study institutions...
- This is a list of yeshivas,
midrashas, and
Hebrew schools in
Israel and the West Bank. In
Orthodox Judaism a
yeshiva (Hebrew: ישיבה) is an educational...
- and a
Midrasha for women. The
Kollel offers traditional yeshiva studies with an
emphasis on
Talmud and
Halakha (Jewish law),
while the
midrasha offers...
- Ha
Midrasha means "Seminary" or "Academy" in Hebrew. It may
refer to two
specific academies: Ha
Midrasha –
Faculty of the Arts, an art
academy in Israel...
-
Midrasha Zionit is an
international Jewish community founded in 2001. The
organization was
founded by the
Advisor to the
Israeli Minister for Absorption...
- Ben-Gurion A
typical home in Sde
Boker Flooding in Zin
Valley below the
Midrasha "Regional Statistics".
Israel Central Bureau of Statistics.
Retrieved 21...
-
Modern Orthodox Jewish institution of
higher Torah learning for women, or
midrasha. It was one of the
first educational frameworks to
teach Talmud to women...
- women.
Although there are
separate schools for
Orthodox women and girls, (
midrasha or "seminary")
these do not
follow the same
structure or
curriculum as...
- men of
college age. A
midrasha is an
institute of
Jewish studies for women,
roughly equivalent to yeshiva. In
Israel a
midrasha that also
offers academic...
-
seminaries Minor seminary Female seminary Jewish use: Yeshiva, and
especially Midrasha, the women's equivalent,
widely referred to as "seminaries"
Madrasa in...
