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Please post your opinions (or facts) on yeshivos in Eretz Yisroel for 1st year beis medresh. The new top place i hear is Mercaz Hatorah in Talpiot. I heard great things about it including the learning, warm rabbeim, and overall hashkafa. Thats where I’m leaning to send my son now. Anyone have any comments??? What about Senters,Rabbi Portnoys, Beis????? Dont know enough 🙂 HEHEHE
What happened to Toras Moshe (ToMo)? I have never heard of Portnoys.
It depends on the type of boy going. I think Senter’s is more the Flatbush/In-Town crowd.
Beis is a mix, combination of Chofetz Chaim type guys (but NOT CC guys) and out-of-towners.
Mercaz (Hatorah) may be the “new top place”, but the truth is that Mercaz has been around for many years. Perhaps now is when it is getting more recognized as an outstanding yeshiva. I think a lot of 5-Towns guys go there.
Hatzlacha!
My opinion is that glatt Mart has the best selection of meat in Flatbush. (This is about the limit one should be asking random people on the internet)
But if you actually want to know my opinion, the chofetz chaim there will actually teach your son how to learn…
The Mir. Small yeshiva, not well known, but with potential. in a good location near an established and well thought of minyan factory (a.k.a. shteebs)
try Tomo I heard its great yeshiva with shtark bochurim
There is zero chance this is a real post, but for the benefit of the readership I will note that one does not “send” their post-high-school son to yeshiva. The son goes, if the son wants to, and where the son wants to.
PBA: Oh, yes, they do. If the parents have the money, they send their son. If the parents do not have the money, they do not send their son. And if the parents DO have the money, then they have veto power over where their son goes.
(I’m in the sem parsha right now and it works much the same way.)
writersoul- sem doesn’t work the same way as beis medrash. trust me i got loads of sisters
Writersoul. You’re right. There are bad parents in the world…
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