A new street named after the father of crocheted kippahs, Rabbi Moshe Zvi Neria, is expected to be inaugurated early next week, and will absorb the mythological yeshiva "Netiv Meir" in the near future.
At the initiative of the Deputy Mayor of Jerusalem and the chairman of the Jewish Home, Hagit Moshe, early next week a new street named after Rabbi Moshe Zvi Neria in the Har Homa neighborhood is expected to be inaugurated. The street is expected to be one of the main streets .
The first educational institution to which the street is expected to lead directly is the mythical Bnei Akiva Yeshiva 'Netiv Meir', which will move after nearly 60 years from its mythological home in the Beit Vagan neighborhood to a modern and spacious building in the Homat Shmuel neighborhood.
"About three years ago, during a meeting with Rabbi Neria's children, they expressed to me their desire to commemorate their father in a dignified manner that would suit his life's work. As someone who grew up on his teachings and through him, I immediately realized that In Jerusalem, "said Hagit Moshe.
Chairman of the Jewish House Hagit Moshe,
"I am very happy that all the officials in the Jerusalem municipality mobilized to put this into practice, headed by Mayor Moshe Leon, who from the first moment allocated all resources to it, next week we will commemorate his name in the most honorable place To the religious public around the street named after him. "
Rabbi Yitzchak Neria, the grandson of Rabbi Neria, who serves as Rosh Yeshivat Torah in Zion, greeted: "The late grandfather loved Jerusalem, the city that was joined together and makes all Israelis friends.
She belongs forever, Grandpa grew up in Jerusalem.
Studied with Rabbi Kook in Jerusalem.
Bread for her and expected to see in the building.
We are happy that the mayor is naming a street after him.
And strive to continue his legacy. "