In 770, preparation for the Geulah is taking shape in the zal, with open seforim, focused chavrusas, and bochurim working steadily to master demanding areas of Torah.

Ahead of Gimmel Tammuz, Yud Beis and Yud Gimmel Tammuz, and the Three Weeks, which will be transformed into days of joy and gladness, temimim in the central Tomchei Temimim yeshiva intensified their learning through the Yissachar and Zevulun program.

Throughout the zal, chavrusas could be seen learning from the program’s carefully prepared booklets, completing review questions and working toward a thorough command of the material. Among the many participants, particular recognition was given to those who invested added effort and used their time with exceptional consistency.

Following a period of intensive learning and a demanding test, a special presentation was held in 770, where the outstanding participants received substantial stipends according to their results.

The program is built on a principle that has proven itself repeatedly. When a bochur is relieved of financial concerns, he can devote himself more fully to Nigleh and Chassidus, with greater calm, concentration, and clarity.

At the beginning of the year, five serious learning tracks were opened. Each bochur selects one track, commits himself to mastering its material, and takes a test at the end of each month. His stipend is then determined according to his score.

One track is devoted to Hemshech Samech Vov, with participants working to complete all of its maamarim over the course of the year.

A second track focuses on practical halacha, covering the entire first volume of Shulchan Aruch Harav.

The third follows a daf-a-day Gemara schedule, through which the bochurim are expected to complete Masechtos Bava Kama and Moed Katan by the end of the year.

A fourth track is devoted to Geulah and Moshiach, with the goal of completing the full set of Likkutei Sichos Geulah U’Moshiach.

The fifth track, introduced this year, covers selected sections from volumes two, three, and four of Shulchan Aruch Harav. By the end of the year, participants will have gained a broad practical grasp of the halachos of Shabbos and all the Yomim Tovim.

Behind the program stand its dedicated supporters, the “Zevuluns,” whose contributions allow it to operate on a substantial and dignified level.

The goal is to enable every tomim to make the fullest use of his time in the central Tomchei Temimim yeshiva at 770, with his attention directed entirely toward growth in Torah and avodas Hashem.

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