Hasidic yeshiva in Israel with general studies

Clips from the Hamakor program with Shmuel Rosner about the Hasidic Midrasha in Betar Ilit headed by Rabbi Menachem Bombach

[@anncohen6674]

These boys are receiving a well rounded education in this Yeshiva! May HaShem bless Rabbi Bombach for opening this Yeshiva.

[@abieabg]

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[@elisabethgelb7347]

This way of combining religious & secular studies will alleviate poverty and help resolve divisions among Israelis. Kol Hakavod Rav Bombach!

[@dafnaguttman9770]

This is magnificent. May this yeshiva be matsliach and bring about much ahavat Hashem into the world.

[@dcohen356]

I wish there was a yeshiva like this when I was in growing up in Israel at that age. Its about time we understand that having the tools to be able to successfully provide for the family is not against the Torah. This is amazing.

[@dtheman4J]

May Hashem bless these young men and help them develop into men of integrity who serve Him and shine light in a world that needs it.

[@katharinamiri]

Thank you!!!! This makes me so happy! Hasidic boys should also get a chance to learn stuff other than the Talmud and go out and work! Well done and good luck!!!

[@jennychuang808]

Can not stop tearing when I am watching this video ! This is the way should be !

[@sandergoldberg4508]

This is terrific. The concept should spread. The idea of combining Torah studies and secular studies started with Rav SR Hirsch in Frankfort around 1860. This model was adopted in the U.S. when a few schools opened like this such as Torah V'Daas, YU, and others in the 1920s. When Torah U'mesorah was established in 1944, the concept began to take off all over the U.S. In E"Y, the Bene Akiva yeshivos adopted this model as well as the Horeb, Hirsch model (which did not spread). The HaYishuv HaChadash is the only Litvishe Yeshiva to adopt this model. The American model came to E"Y in Morasha. The ideal, in my opinion, is this model should be available to about 80-90% of chareidim and the other 10-20% should remain in the Torah only track. Someday the Chareidim will take control of E"Y, but they need a general studies background to do so successfully and to maintian a modern society.

[@azahav]

dov, thanks for uploading this video! This Yeshiva looks like a good place for our Tzedaka (and more)!!!

[@alextrump4695]

The best video I've seen all day.

[@casadedavid3131]

I'm so happy.

[@TagMahirTzedek]

Awesome

[@Hampdood84]

we meed more of this

[@Sara88890]

Studying Torah all day with no breaks of other things to challenge the brain and body, could mean so many students brains shut off from the repetition, and thus don't learn well. When you break it up with other learning/activity like this Yeshiva, I'm sure Torah study has become more focused on the task at hand. I hope more Yeshiva's follow this route, it's good to be a well rounded person and you can be a very religious person and still have a knowledge of the outside world, and that broadened knowledge can help in your religious life even.

[@stanleycoten9662]

Very impressive, kol hakavod to all involved in this.

[@albertooliel2635]

please rabbi menachem you need to open such a yeshivah here in brooklyn. williamsburg. bora park. our boys are hefker. and they do not learn enything please do somthing. the broken father. ........

[@boruch_perlowitz]

I don't know what your talking about. I went to a chasidish yeshiva in boro park got my diploma and opened a business

[@Frydberg]

what yeshiva is it?

[@servo4970]

Ahhhh may eloim bless israel, i was lsing hope while waching secular schools in israel, but Y_udi souls that trust in eloim since childhood give me hope in Ysra'EL-ohim

[@CuriousGeorge4]

Wonderful! I myself went to Yeshiva in the same town of Beiter Ilit, however I was unfortunate that my parents sent me to the local Chabad Yeshiva there where playing sports and owning a musical instrument was forbidden, no Jewish history and of course no secular studies was taught. They had more of a passion banning freedom and bulling students than a value for an education.

[@albertooliel2635]

nice

[@sarakahenkashani1419]

What is the name of this Yeshiva? I'd like to donate but can't find it.

[@JewishGirlRox]

Clips from the Hamakor program with Shmuel Rosner about the Hasidic Midrasha in Betar Ilit headed by Rabbi Menachem Bombach. Description...contact YWN, they did a video on it.

[@bonzai_303]

Used to be called Lezion Berina... don't know, maybe they changed the name now

[@samuelbodansky2]

are they learning biology and physics?

[@TheRanaro]

GD Bless R"Bombach! Kol HaKavod!

[@firrrrrrre]

In Judaism there's a concept of חזו מאן גברא רבא ' דקא מסעיד ביה meaning look who are the witnesses and the complimentary giving ppl, Dov Lipman and his category of ppl are almost as good and trustworthy as a Christian priest

[@carlosquirogag6633]

Bendito sea El D,ios de Israel, El Creador del Universo.

[@rivkyb7840]

The is another one called Amleinu by Rabbi Bukshpan

[@azriamizolovermizoramtan5038]

Eplease rabbi i wanna learn ivrit

[@Mug-82]

הדבר הזה הכרחי רק למי שתלוש מהמסגרת הרגילה כי רוב החברה החרדית לא תומכת בשיטה שמוצגת כאן...

[@HarryWeisskaimu]

I KNOW THIS SPECIAL GUY HES AN AMAZING

[@toravahavaofflorida8741]

יש אומרים בישראל ... אתה חילוני אני דתי ... הילדים שלנו יהיו ישראלים

[@JewishGirlRox]

Do they have to go to the army?

[@yourfavouritememe71]

JewishGirlRox no

[@moshebord5531]

זה לא "ישיבה"!!!this is not a "yeshiva"!!!

[@fatimhmuath3882]

The nation of Muhammad falls asleep but does not die! Understand this well.

[@elisabethgelb7347]

This way of combining religious & secular studies will alleviate poverty and help resolve divisions among Israelis. Kol Hakavod Rav Bombach!