Students of the Yeshiva "Tomchi Tamimim" in the office of the yeshiva's founder, the Chief Rabbi of Russia, Rabbi Berel Lazar/Levi Nazarov
A select group of yeshiva graduates, a large group of "innocent supporters" in the 'Suprina' neighborhood of Moscow, devoted themselves for several months to their studies in the laws of huppah and kiddoshin, as a continuation of the course of ordination studies with great success, within the framework of teaching the halacha taught in the yeshiva, from which many 'holy vessels' have come out over the years, which are used successfully in the Jewish communities throughout the Commonwealth of Nations.
The students presented themselves in the office of the yeshiva's founder, the chief rabbi of Russia the great Rabbi Berel Lazar, an in-depth test that lasted for a long hour, in which many questions were raised, and the students were amazed by their deep and extensive knowledge, from the sources to the practical halacha.
Students of the Yeshiva "Tomchi Tamimim" in the office of the yeshiva's founder, the Chief Rabbi of Russia, Rabbi Berel Lazar/Levi Nazarov
Next to the rabbi sat the head of the Yeshiva, Rabbi Menachem Mendel Goldberg, and the head of the yeshiva's ordination institute, Rabbi David Rosenzweig, who throughout the year devote themselves to all the students of the yeshiva, working on their Talmud in peace of mind in the yeshiva complex, located far from the chaos of a city, and with favorable physical conditions alongside a large and investing educational staff - The many students get to spend the night in the depth of Torah, Hasidism and Halacha.
With the end of the test and in light of their success in their extensive knowledge, the students accepted the rabbi's advice to write down all the explanations and summaries of the methods of these laws, in a special booklet that will be published soon, for the benefit of Torah and Halacha seekers.
David Berger, in collaboration with Shuba Israel
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