Finding Time for Real Torah Learning Is Hard. Finding Time for Deep Halachic Mastery? Even Harder. It’s a challenge that many thoughtful bnei Torah quietly struggle with. You miss learning. Not just a quick podcast or a fast-paced shiur — but deep, thoughtful learning.The kind that gives you meaning. That fills you with satisfaction. That makes you feel connected — to Torah, to halacha, to yourself. Learning that brings Torah back to being a central part of your life. You want to learn halacha seriously — not just the bottom line, but the background. You want to understand the why, not just the what. You want to feel confident when a shaila comes up at home. But summary books feel too superficial. The information doesn’t stick. You try to learn, but it feels scattered. Disconnected.

In these difficult times, Maran HaGaon Rabbi Moshe Sternbuch shlit”a issues an exceptional call for hatzalas nefashos – saving lives. He asks anyone who is able to donate 1,000 shekels ($300) to a special rescue fund, and promises: “Whoever gives will be blessed from Heaven with many yeshuos. More than that, I cannot say.” Maran adds that he hasn’t heard of a mitzvah like this in a long time, and gives a heartfelt blessing: “HaKadosh Baruch Hu will remove parnassah (livelihood) worries from him.” This is a rare opportunity to take part in a great mitzvah and help save lives – with the personal assurance and blessing of the Posek HaDor. To donate to Maran Posek HaDor’s Personal Request Fund, click here

For nearly a century, the halls of Yeshiva Chofetz Chaim / RSA have echoed with voices of dedicated scholars immersed in Torah. From early morning to late at night, these dedicated avreichim delve into the depths of learning, refine their middos, and prepare to lead Klal Yisroel. Their dedication isn’t just personal—it extends far beyond the Beis Medrash. Wherever they go, they bring the power of Torah with them, strengthening the communities they join and shaping the spiritual foundation of Jewish life across America. Yeshiva Chofetz Chaim’s reach has transformed communities nationwide, and countless more are waiting to embrace a deeper connection to Torah. Let’s recognize the impact by supporting Chofetz Chaim today!

Baruch Dayan HaEmes – A tragic loss struck the Zonnabend family of Bayit Vegan with the passing of the tzaddekes, Mrs. Esther Ahuva Liba Zonnabend a”h, at just 36 years old. Daughter of HaGaon Rabbi Zev Freind shlit”a and granddaughter of the Admo”r of Sochatchov zt”l, she was the devoted wife of HRH”G Rabbi Eliyahu Chaim Zonnabend shlit”a and mother of nine young orphans. A woman of exceptional middos and unwavering emunah, she endured immense suffering with faith and love for HaShem, always prioritizing her children’s wellbeing. Even in her final days, she continued to express gratitude to HaShem, inspiring all who knew her. She leaves behind a grieving husband and nine unmarried orphans. To donate click here

K”K Maran the Admo”r of Rachmistrivka shlit”a with an incredible brocha: “Whoever contributes 260 shekels for the 26 orphans getting married in the month of Nissan until Pesach Will merit middah k’negged middah to lack nothing throughout his life, with peace of mind and no financial worries whatsoever” To donate click here

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Help a Young Couple of Converts Start Their New Life Le Roch Yéchivat ‘Hévron, Rav David Cohen chlita, calls for support for a couple of converts preparing for marriage but lacking financial means. This is a rare opportunity to fulfill the mitzvah of “Vous aimerez le converti”—loving the convert—along with assisting a needy bride and supporting a Torah student. The groom, an immigrant from Russia, has a Jewish father and a non-Jewish mother. He converted according to Jewish law and has been studying in a yeshiva for years. The bride, born to non-Jewish parents, embraced the Torah path passionately after her conversion. Neither has family or financial support. Moved by their situation, Rav David Cohen chlita urges: “This is a truly exceptional case.

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