While the "world of yeshiva" has already passed away, within the walls of the "Porat Yosef" Yeshiva in Geula, the ancient and unique custom of the yeshiva has been preserved: for almost a century, the yeshiva has not changed a coin minted by the yeshiva's rabbis, and continues its studies an additional week after everyone else.
On Monday, the students of Shiur 3 went with their rabbi, the head of the yeshiva, Rabbi Avraham Topik, to Zion Shmuel …
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While the "world of yeshiva" has already passed away, within the walls of the "Porat Yosef" Yeshiva in Geula, the ancient and unique custom of the yeshiva has been preserved: for almost a century, the yeshiva has not changed a coin minted by the yeshiva's rabbis, and continues its studies an additional week after everyone else.
On Monday, the students of Shiur 3 went with their rabbi, the head of the yeshiva, Rabbi Avraham Topik, to Zion Shmuel …