Congregation Yeshiva

Yeshiva Shaar Ephrayim, located in Monsey, NY, is a renowned institution dedicated to replacing the Gedolim and Bnei Torah lost during the Holocaust. With a strong emphasis on Yedias Hatorah, the Yeshiva aims to produce outstanding Bnei Torah who will serve the community, focusing on both in-depth learning of Gemorah B iyun Rav al Derech Bekiyus and the study of Shilchan Aruch. Over the years, the Yeshiva has earned an international reputation for excellence, particularly in Chelek Ha bekiyus and Chelek Ha iyin, preparing Talmidim for positions as Rabbonim, Dayunim, and Mechanchim. Established in 1976 by Rabbi Ezriel Tauber, Yeshiva Shaar Ephrayim initially began as Kolel Mechon L Hoyroa, providing a special Makom Torah for exceptional Yingeleit. Recognizing the need for a Yeshiva program specifically catering to the Mitzuyunim, Reb Ezriel extended the program for younger Bucherim, ensuring that each Talmid had Talmudo B yado upon completion. With small class sizes and a challenging curriculum, the Yeshiva offered individual attention to develop the unique talents of each Talmid. Today, under the leadership of Harav Osher Zelig Greenberg, the Yeshiva continues to uphold its legacy of producing distinguished Bnei Torah.Generated from the website

Kollel Beirach Moshe is a community center in Monsey, NY that provides a space for individuals to engage in religious study and spiritual growth. With a focus on fostering a supportive environment for learning, Kollel Beirach Moshe offers a range of programs and resources to help individuals deepen their understanding of Jewish traditions and teachings. Generated from their business information

Mesivta Ziev Hatorah is an educational institution situated in Monsey, NY, offering a range of traditional Jewish studies and religious teachings. With a focus on academic excellence and spiritual growth, the institution provides a nurturing environment for students to deepen their understanding of Jewish traditions and texts. Generated from their business information