The Holy Gaon and Tzaddik, Rabbi Eliezer Berland shlit"a, Visited Yeshivat 'Mitchabrim' and Blessed the Heads of the Yeshiva for the Success of the Campaign

Our teacher, the Holy Gaon and Tzaddik, Rabbi Eliezer Berland shlit"a, conducted a special visit to Yeshivat 'Mitchabrim' in Ramat Eshkol, which is currently holding an emergency aid campaign for the Yeshiva, and blessed those involved in the work and the heads of the Yeshiva for the success of the campaign.

Shortly before 4:00 PM, our teacher Rabbi Berland shlit"a left his home for Yeshivat 'Mitchabrim' in the Ramat Eshkol commercial center, which is currently holding an emergency aid campaign for the Yeshiva.

After the Rav shlit"a spent several minutes at the Yeshiva and blessed those involved in the work and the heads of the Yeshiva for the success of the campaign, the Rav shlit"a left Yeshivat 'Mitchabrim' and performed the mitzvah (commandment) of Shiluach HaKen (sending away the mother bird) for the laying of the cornerstone, saying, "Here, the Third Holy Temple will be built, with Hashem's help"...

Yeshivat 'Mitchabrim' (Connecting) was established several years ago for young men who did not find their place in other frameworks. The dedicated staff felt the pain of their situation and decided to establish a home for them—a Yeshiva that would not just serve as a framework or background scenery, but a place that connects to the young man in whatever state he is in, embracing him, empowering him, and giving him the ladder to ascend higher and higher.

Over the years, dozens of young men have passed through Yeshivat 'Mitchabrim' who, with the help of the wonderful staff and the special atmosphere of the Yeshiva, succeeded in building their futures and establishing a faithful home based on true recognition and inner love for the service of the Creator.

From there, the Rav shlit"a turned to a home visit in the Givat Ze'ev neighborhood.

Our teacher, the Holy Gaon and Tzaddik, Rabbi Eliezer Berland shlit"a, performing the mitzvah (commandment) of Shiluach HaKen (sending away the mother bird) for the laying of the cornerstone at Yeshivat "Mitchabrim"