Yeshivas Beis Dovid is a yeshiva designed for post-high school students looking for a focused yet relaxed atmosphere in which to grow. Our warm, down to earth Rebbeim are ready to help you have a productive, enjoyable and inspiring year.

Yeshivas Beis Dovid aims to give boys an authentic and honest Torah Hashkofa with, exceptionally dedicated rebbeim in at atmosphere that exudes warmth and tremendous simchos hachaim This is handed over not just through exciting and interactive Shmoozen and vaadim but with a living example of the Rosh Yeshiva and Rebbeim. A major part of this enterprise is to encourage a genuine understanding of spirituality which begins with making G-d a real and important part of our lives.

Each boy is able to grow with his own personality and characteristics without suppression of his traits, interests and most importantly sense of humour. The Yeshiva views each boy’s individuality as a blessing to be nurtured. An inquiring, questioning mind is highly regarded in the Yeshiva. Outlets, tiyulim and activities are built into the semester to ensure that each boy remains well-rounded, healthy and productive.

Here every bochur is unique and is encouraged to reach his full potential. With an emphasis on retaining a thorough knowledge of every sugya and completing the masechtah, the bochurim are trained to set goals and to reach them at all costs. Character development and interpersonal relationships are a key area in the bochurim’s growth as they are carefully molded to be the future leaders and role models of Klal Yisroel.

The qualification for being on the Beis Dovid hanhola is primarily a commitment to care for and nurture a boy as if he were one’s own child. As a result the Rebbeim take a very broad and devoted approach to their role providing support and guidance on every possible front. This includes ensuring a boy is settled, happy with accommodation, socially integrated, engaging in his preferred outlets, balanced in his learning. Whether it be on major issues or the finest details in learning or extra-curricular matters.

The Rosh Yeshiva Harav Avi Wiesenfeld Shlit’a makes every effort to give every bochur a loving and caring environment, and gives every bochur a chance to learn with him individually.  Through his love and sensitivity for every bochur who enters the yeshiva, he builds every bochurs self-esteem, enables them to make and accomplish goals, and to succeed in Torah and in building exceptional middos.

  About the Rosh Yeshiva

The Rosh Yeshiva grew up in London, England and learned in Yeshivas Torah Ore as a talmid of Maran Hagaon Harav Chaim Pinchos Scheinberg zt”l.  He received Semichah from Rav Ezriel Aurbach shlit’a, Rav M. M. Shnebalg shlit’a, and Rav E Dunner shlit’a.

For twelve years, he taught and inspired talmidim in various yeshivas who still have a very close connection with him today.

Patient and determined, the Rosh Yeshiva always believed in every bochur.

He is a sought out speaker worldwide and speaks for TORAHANYTIME.COM. He is also the Rov at the Kav Halacha Beis Hora’ah, and the author of Kashrus in the Kitchen (Feldheim) and The Pocket Halacha Series.

The Rosh Yeshiva devotes his entire life to the success of every bochur, always concerned about their spiritual and physical well-being. Here every bochur is unique and is encouraged to reach his full potential. With constant encouragement, overflowing love, and infinite patience, every bochur is nurtured and developed to be an accomplished ben-Torah.

DAILY SCHEDULE

8:00am – Shacharis

9:00am – Breakfast

9:30am – Morning Seder

9:30-10:00 – Halacha Shiur.

10:00-10:30 – Mussar Vaadim.

10:30-1:00 – Gemarah B’Iyun

We offer three levels of learning during morning seder:

     Advanced level – chavrusos to prepare the gemara and shiur.

     Intermediate level – talmidim will have an opportunity to hear a shiur and then learn with chavrusos and go over the shiur.

      Beginners level – talmidim will be introduced to the basic concepts of the gemara and receive individual help with one of our talented rebbeim, helping them learn Gemarah step-by-step.

1:00 – Mincha

1:15 – Lunch

1:30-3:30 – Break

3:30 – Second Seder: Gemarah Bekiyus

Option for Mishnayis/Nach

5:30-6:30 – Hashkafa/Mussar Shiurim

7:00 – Dinner

8:30 – Maariv

8:45-10:00 – Night Seder: Chazarah on Bekiyus Chavrusos

Option for Kashrus Course – Pirkei A

For More Information Contact:

Rabbi Avi Wiesenfeld

[email protected]

+972 54-8446766