A blurry, sunset photo of the Old City from the Rooftops [photo: Ron Miller] Also see Streets of Jerusalem
Aderet Eliyahu - Located in the Galicia Compound they have programs from ages 3 ad infinitum. The Yeshiva is administered by the Zilberman family and follows the Rabbinic dictum of "age 5 to learning Torah, 10 to learning Mishna and 15 to learning Talmud".
Aish HaTorah - Founded by Rabbi Noach Weinberg, one of the first ba’al teshuva yeshivahs. Main building is facing the Kotel. English speakers. You can learn more about them at www.aish.com
Ateret Cohanim -Midreshet Ateret located in the Old Jewish quarter (known today as the Moslem Quarter.) Yeshiva and pre-army study program.
Bircas HaTorah- Located in an ultra modern Beit Midrash on Ohr HaChayim Street, Bircas HaTorah caters to English speaking men of all levels . Rabbi Shimon Green is the Rosh Yeshiva and has developed a special methodology of learning which enables every man to truly explore the depths and spirit of the Torah. They can be reached at www.bircas.org .
Chazon Elchanan - Located in the City of David. Named after Rova resident Elchanan Atali hy”d who was murdered in the Old City on the last day of the Gulf War.
Diaspora Yeshiva - The Diaspora Yeshiva was founded in 1967 in order to help the large number of students from abroad who were searching for their spiritual heritage in the land of their ancestors. The main teaching facility is on Mount Zion, adjacent to the Jewish Quarter of the Old City of Jerusalem. You can learn more about them at www.diaspora.org.il
Netiv Aryeh - Rav Aaron Bina's (formerly of Yeshivat Hakotel) Yeshiva offers a one-year program for post high school students from overseas. The Yeshiva is located at the Kotel Plaza in the HaIdra building. You can learn more about them at www.yna.edu
Keter David - Kollel run by the Sephardic Rabbi of the neighborhood, Rabbi Medina. Located in Batei Machse.
Kol Yehuda Tzvi - Located in the courtyard of the Hurva and led by Rabbi Brandvine.
Machon Roni - Located next to the Beit El Synagogue, Machon Roni is the women's division of the Diaspora Yeshiva and offers classes to the public.
Messilot Torah - Spanish program located on Misgav LaDach Street.
Midrash HaSephardi - Located at the end of Gal-Ed Street and run by Rabbi Sammy Kassin, this yeshiva prepares rabbis to go serve in Sephardic communities throughout the world.
Midreshet HaRova- Women’s study center with programs for both Israelis and one year program for girls from overseas. Has “Yom Limud Nashim” (Day of women’s learning) every Tuesday week which is attended by women from all over the country. You can learn more about them at www.midreshetharova.org.il
Naot David Kollel (Torat Yerushalayim) - Located in the Naot David complex by the Muristan(Christian Quarter).
Orayta - A new addition to the Old City, Orayta is run under the auspices of the Isralight program and Rabbi David Aaron. It is a post high school program for boys from orthodox backgrounds who are looking for an environment which encourages questioning with a strong emphasis on philosophy and bible as well as Talmud. You can learn more about them at www.orayta.org.
Porat Yosef - Sephardic yeshiva rebuilt upon the ruins of the yeshiva which was destroyed in 1948 by the Jordanians.
Shuvu Banim - Breslov yeshiva located in the Old Jewish quarter. The Breslovers also have a small yeshiva in Batei Machse next to the Achinoam boy’s school.
Torat Cohanim - Study the laws of the priests. Located in Old Jewish Quarter.
Tsuf Dvash - Kollel located in the synagogue by the same name.
Yeshivat HaKotel - Hesder (army-Yeshiva) Yeshiva with Rav Baruch Veidar as the Rosh Yeshiva . Also offers a program for post high school students interested in learning in an Israeli environment. You can learn more about the program at www.hakotel.org.il
Yeshivat HaMekubalim - Located in the Beit El Synagogue, kabbalistic studies. Original Rosh Yeshiva was former rabbi of the Kotel, Rabbi Getz z”l.
Yeshivas Rabbi Akiva A learning program for older men with minimal learning background run under the auspices of Rabbi Shalom Gold. You can learn more about them at www.rabbiakiva.com
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