yeshiva
yeshivah

For many years he was head of two yeshivas there.

"No one outside of the yeshiva men ever asked you out?"

Most parents did not want to send their children to yeshiva.

At the yeshiva, students say they hope to have real homes before long.

The yeshiva moved in to its new home at the end of April 1955.

"We called the Yeshiva to tell them about the meeting," she said.

My own son is at the yeshiva, and he makes me proud.

In recent years the Yeshiva has estimated 300 students per year.

The yeshiva opened in September 2003 with over 200 students.

The yeshiva is the only elementary school of its kind in the area.

All programs start with a year and a half of studying in the yeshiva.

For many years, the community was a center of higher Jewish learning, based around the yeshiva.

He served as the head of this yeshiva for 60 years until his death.

He shows me an Islamic center next to a yeshiva.

Later, he spent several months at a yeshiva in Jerusalem.

Yeshiva University reported his death and said the cause was heart failure.

Such a separation should not be made at Yeshiva, he said.

The yeshiva opened its doors to students in the fall of 1967.

Was the move to the yeshiva a means of covering something up?

In their own yeshiva system, boys and girls are kept separate.

The yeshiva accepts students from the age of 17 and older.

It is also believed to be the largest yeshiva in the world.

Page 12 and 13 include a map of the Yeshiva area.

He was also the head of an important yeshiva in Toledo.

He established a yeshiva in his home which grew to 50 students.