After an overwhelming week at work, Daniel decides to go on a nature hike to recharge. Without letting anyone know of his plans, he heads off into the mountains. As he enjoys the view and the peaceful quiet around him, he suddenly slips and tumbles off the edge of a cliff. He plunges downward but somehow manages to grasp a branch jutting out of the cliff face. He clings to the branch for dear life, trying not to look down at the ravine below.

Thousands of Lomdim led By Gedolei Yisroel Participate in Dirshu Convention

“Every yeshiva leaves an indelible stamp upon its talmidim. You can tell what roshem the yeshiva makes by observing the talmidim of that Yeshiva. Dirshu is also a yeshiva! It does not have a brick-and-mortar building, but it is a yeshiva! What special imprint does the Dirshu Yeshiva leave on each of its talmidim?

As we encounter Purim, let us delve deeper into the unique spiritual and existential battle that the Jewish People must continue to wage against the philosophy of Amalek. Amalek first appeared on the scene when they attacked Klal Yisrael in the midbar, on their journey to Har Sinai. The most striking aspect of this attack was its timing.

At the Dirshu Convention, the Women of Dirshu Celebrate “His” Torah… in “Their” Zechus

 There was an aura, a spiritual energy of kedusha and tahara, pulsing through the lobby.

(Courtesy of Machon Lev/Machon Tal for Women) In the recent months, Rabbi Shlomo Anapolle, director of the international programs at Machon Lev, accompanied by Rabbi Moshe Tessone, visited Deal, New Jersey, where they met with a group of Syrian students to share insights about Machon Lev College for Men and Machon Tal College for Women and the unique educational opportunities at each institution of higher learning. They were warmly welcomed by Rabbi Harold Sutton and a group of his learning cohorts in the Deal community.