Pninim Seminary

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Program Description

P'ninim Seminary offers stimulating classes with a focus on hashkafa and machshava. They delve into familiar elements in Yiddishkeit and learn them in a way that is barely touched upon in high school by combining traditional textual learning such as Chumash, Navi, Medrash and weekly parsha with thought-provoking haskafa and practical application. 
 
P'ninim provides the intellectual seminary challenge while inspiring students to appreciate anew that which they have always learned from their parents and teachers. 
 

Yeshivat Heichal Eliyahu - Chana Chekoula Torah

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Program Description

Yeshivat Hekhal Eliyahu offers an intensive program of study for young men who want to learn Torah, enabling students to study independently and discover the key texts for understanding the basics of Emunah. Not only will you obtain knowledge, but also to receive training and personal spiritual tools needed to face the world with the true values ​​of the Torah.
 
The Yeshiva is for young people who already have the basics and have the will to pursue futher study. Teaching is in Hebrew, with some French courses offered. Rabbis who speak French will work with the students who need additional help.
 

Yeshivat Eretz Hatzvi

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Program Description

Yeshivat Eretz Hatzvi is dedicated to instilling students with a commitment to Avodat HaShem and a love for Torah learning, empowering them to become Jewish leaders by developing their skills in Jewish learning and their love of Am Yisrael, Torat Yisrael, and Eretz Yisrael, preparing them for success in college and in their future.
 
The curriculum places a major emphasis on teaching the skills that will enable you to pursue independent study. In addition to Gemara, Limud Tanach, Halacha, Machshava, and leadership development figure prominently.
 

Yeshivat Ruach Chaim

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Program Description

Do you have the desire to strengthen your Sephardic roots, to walk the cobblestone streets rubbing shoulders with the greatest of Sephardic Rabbanim and invest time in rekindling our rich heritage, our time worn traditions, without the distractions of everyday life? Have you ever wanted to establish within yourself, the necessary halachic foothold you can be confident in, before pursuing college or business education? There is only one place in the world that can offer you this, Israel.
 
The Yeshivat Ruach Chaim Beit Midrash Program is a new Yeshiva in Israel that offers you a solid educational curriculum, coupled with an intense year of touring that will cover all parts of our holy country. Ruach Chaim caters to the Sephardic, college bound, post high school student who is looking for a priceless life experience never offered to the community before. We are college accredited, professionally staffed and are pushing the limits beyond the scope of any Israeli institution to date. Because we are new, there are no molds to fit into—so take advantage of the very best in thought-provoking shiurim. Our program offers in depth Gemara & Chumash classes, with a special emphasis on halacha in all areas of Shulchan Aruch.
 

Bnei Akiva - Torani

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Program Description

The Torani program is intended for young adults wishing to devote a year to serious Torah study in Israel. The program is similar to other yeshiva and midrasha programs, but is supplmemented by special Bnei Akiva activities during the year.
 
The program offers three choices of yeshivot: Yeshivat Hakotel, Yeshivat Eretz Hatzvi, and Yeshivat Hesder Petach Tikvah, and two choices of midrashot: Midreshet Harova and Midreshet Yeud.
 

Bnei Akiva - Shalhevet

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Program Description

Shalhevet is a ten-month program encompassing a variety of experiences: studying Torah, volunteering on a kibbutz, a Hebrew Ulpan, Marva, Magen David Adom, leadership program, and much more. Shalhevet is not based in just one location—round every two months, the group moves to another part of Israel.
 

SSC - Leadership

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Yeshivat Orayta

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Program Description

Orayta, located in the Old City of Jerusalem overlooking the Kotel, is housed in a magnificent 900 year-old Crusader building with an incredible view of the Temple Mount (Har Habayit), the Mount of Olives (Har Hazeitim) and the Judean Desert. At Orayta students will develop leadership skills and become philosophically equipped to cope with the challenges of living a Torah life in a modern secular world.
 
Students will be introduced to a wide range of Jewish thinkers including the teachings of Rav Abraham Isaac Kook, Rabbi J.B. Soloveitchik and the Chassidic Masters. At Orayta students will understand why they learn Gemara and the vital role it plays in their personal development. The year will not simply focus on one or two tractates; rather, students will probe sections selected from the entire Talmud that are relevant to their life and typify the gamut of archetypical modalities of Talmudic logic.
 

Ohr Simcha

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Program Description

Yeshivat Ohr Simcha is a wonderful yeshiva located in the village of Kfar Chabad nestled in the heart of Israel.
 
In addition to a high level of academics, wonderful trips and excursions as well as, an extraordinary staff, we also offer vocational studies in the fields of Semicha (rabbinic ordination), Shechita (ritual slaughter) and Safrut (ritual scriveny). All of this combined makes for a unique Israel experience.
 
 

Tomer Devorah

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Program Description

Our curriculum consists of a wide range of fundamental topics that form the backbone of Torah knowledge for any Jewish woman. In addition, there are two levels of electives offered. Our highly academic program is recognized for college credits.
 
In addition to the classroom time spent in our required Yediat Ha’aretz course, we go on a wide variety of tiyulim throughout the year spanning the breadth of the Land. These trips are geared towards engendering in the students a true ahavat ha’Aretz. Likewise, Shabbatonim in various cities in Israel offer the students an entirely different perspective on life in Eretz Yisrael. Students are called upon during their year in the seminary to contribute to the lives of Jews living in Israel. Our chessed program is fluid and flexible, as students are given a choice of venues in which they would like to be involved.
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