News and Updates

Open-House Shabbat in Yeshiva

As every year, a Shabbat was held to introduce seniors to Yeshivat Ayelet Hashahar. High-school students from all over the country came with the aim of getting to know the yeshiva in depth.

Yom Haatzmaut in Yeshiva

Yeshivat Ayelet Hashahar happily returned to the summer session, straight into Memorial Day and Independence Day events. On Remembrance Day, the rabbi's regular lesson on the issue of devotion took place in light of the strengths of the power of those who fell in the Israeli systems. We entered Independence Day in song and dance, in solemn prayer, and then at a meal with the students and the Ramim. Divrei Torah was said to understand our joy on this day. Happy Israel Independence Day!

Parshat Zachor 5781

As every year, the yeshiva 'Shabbat Zachor' was held in a festive and exciting way, as usual in a special Purim atmosphere. Rabbi Yaakov Sofer honored us with his presence and exalted us with the fire of loving God and clinging to him. Of course, a 'tisch' was held in accordance with the (and perhaps rather out of) the limits of the corona. Happy Purim!

In Capsules, with Masks, at a Distance of 2 Meters - We Get Ready for Purim!

Preparing for Purim full blast! Beyond the personal preparation of each and every person, we were privileged to hear and smell the teachings of those who deepened and demanded the taps of the coming holiday. On Tuesday, Rabbi Golan Saadon spoke, who linked the holiday's issue to the state of the nation at that time. On Wednesday, we had the privilege of hearing a general lesson from Rabbi Eli Bezeq, who, in addition to his regular lessons as he did every week, also gave a general lesson on the Purim talks on Purim, and went deeper into things. Also on that day, we heard a shiur from the Rosh Yeshiva on the mental preparation required in order to absorb and receive the holiday lights correctly and accurately. And we were privileged to receive the sanctity of Purim - in earnest!

"He Who Chooses Us Out of the Other Nations" and therefore "Gave Us the Torah"

We held a memorial service on the 39th anniversary of the death of our teacher, Rabbi Zvi Yehuda HaCohen Kook. The Rosh HaYeshiva spoke of his tremendous personality and outlined the way in which we continue to lead from a strong belief in the God of Israel, his people, and in his country. May his memory continue to bless us with the knowledge he gained in his life.

Tu B'Shvat at the Yeshiva

Chanukah at the Yeshiva

Even though we could welcome visitors in years past, we were privileged to celebrate Hanukkah with great joy in the light of the Torah. Like previous years, there were gatherings where the boys spoke about various issues in faith and Halakhah. And of course, there was also a festive meal, where Rabbi Yaakov Shlita and Rabbi Yochai Shlita gave over some thoughts on the festival. This year, for the first time, a 'tisch' was held on the subject of heroism, which was about strengthening the heroism of the Maccabees among us, in which the Rosh Yeshiva and Rabbi Yaakov Shlita spoke.

Winter Zman- Returning to Yeshiva

Despite the added restrictions, we returned to Yeshiva Ayelet Hashahar Eilat, and the Beit Midrash is once again full of Torah study. Of course, we continue to adhere to the guidelines of the Ministry of Health. The partitions were renewed and raised, and a separate capsule was established for Avrechim and Ramim. May we be privileged to make the best use of the Winter 5781 session, and out of this gathering will come abundance and blessing upon us and on the whole nation of Israel! Have a good time!

In-Person Shiur Cancelled

Due to the difficult reality in which we find ourselves, the usual in-person class did not take place. Instead, there was a lesson by our esteemed Rabbi Eli Bezeq on the matters of the day over the phone.

Online lessons for the laws of Sukkot

This year, for the holiday of Sukkot, there will be online lessons in the holiday's laws by the Rosh Hayeshiva and other rabbis on theoretical issues in the laws of the holiday. May it arrive with joy and good.

Memorial for Rav Kook zt"l

It is the 85th anniversary of the death of Rabbi Avraham Yitzchak HaCohen Kook, whose teachings continue to guide the yeshiva. The yeshiva held a memorial service. Rabbi Yossi and Rabbi Yaakov Sofer spoke in his memory about his work and path.

Elul Zman - The Return to the Yeshiva

Despite the corona, the time of Elul begins with joy, along with 26 new first-year students joining the Beit Midrash. May we be rewarded with a complete teshuva!