A New Chapter of Learning and Fun at Hamesivta

This past year witnessed HaMesivta’s evolution into a mainstream yeshiva tailored for boys who thrive in a supportive and nurturing environment, appreciating a shorter day, smaller classes, and the perfect blend of serious learning and enjoyable moments.

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EDITOR’S PICKS
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Emunah’s Traveling Camp Offers Unique Opportunities

Camp Emunah’s traveling shluchos program, Brings Heaven Down to Earth! An incredible opportunity for tenth graders to experience the rich taste and relevance of shlichus, enjoy fantastic trips, and live the summer of their dreams!

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A Daring Trip Behind The Iron Curtain 

The latest Derher for Kids episode is a real drama. A young bochur is sent to Russia on a dangerous and secretive mission to help Jewish families escape the oppressive soviet regime.

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Wedding: Cohen – Bassali

The wedding of Yekoutiel Cohen of Montreal, Canada and Naomi Bassali of Milan, Italy was held Sunday night at Oholei Torah Ballroom.

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20 Teves: Yahrzeit of the Rambam

In 5744 the Rebbe launched a one-of-a-kind global initiative, uniting each and every Jew, from the wise to the simple, by studying the entire Torah – and specifically halachos.

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War Day 87: 2 Sentries Stabbed, American Aircraft Carrier Leaving

War Summary, Day Eighty Seven: Two security guards were lightly wounded in a stabbing attack near the Mishor Adumim industrial zone, the Gerald R. Ford American aircraft carrier will leave the Mediterranean Sea in the coming days, and guidelines change to allow gatherings of up to 15,000 people in most parts of Israel.

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Russian Missiles Kill Jewish Man in Kharkov

Kharkov was hit with a barrage of over 20 rockets on Friday morning, killing a number of people, including Artem Reznik, a young Jewish 30 year old and only child of Marina who is active in the Jewish community.

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Internet Filters Are Only Part of the Picture

“Filters are a funny thing. In and of themselves they are ineffective in protecting children. They are like seatbelts – important, and you need to use them, but they don’t teach you to drive.” Article by Eli Schapiro – founder of the Digital Citizenship Project.

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