
Despite the decrees and the High Court's demand to impose sanctions on yeshiva students, the world of Torah continues to flourish, as this week the foundation of the high yeshiva 'Ateret Mordechai' was held in the houses of the great men of Israel, headed by Rabbi Biton, who serves as the head of the Beit Shemesh youth yeshiva under the presidency of Rabbi Zafarani.
The Rosh Yeshiva and the rabbis of the yeshiva visited the homes of the great men of Israel, led by the Grama Hirsch, the Gra Salim, and the Grai Eichenstein. The great men of Israel supported the Rosh Yeshiva in establishing the yeshiva - which aims to raise Torah students of a high standard in an atmosphere of dignity and respect, with the yeshiva's outline based on the graduates of the Beit Shemesh Yeshiva for Young Men, who began their journey in the high yeshiva halls, and who, in the direction of a kibbutz, wish to return to the path on which they began their journey in the world of yeshiva - alongside Shiur C and kibbutz students from the best yeshiva schools in Hebron, Ponevezh, Sorotzkin, Or Yisrael, and Mir Brachfeld, among others.
The Grand Rabbi Hirsch noted in his remarks that this is the great correction against those who want to destroy the world of Torah. "This is the true answer to the persecutors of Torah, the establishment of more and more places of Torah.".
Alongside the Rosh Yeshiva, the Gra"i Biton, the following will serve as the yeshiva's rabbis: the Gaon Rabbi Ariel Yazdi, R.M. of the Beit HaLevi Yeshiva, who is known for his educational path and in the committees; the Gaon Rabbi Eran Chaba, who has earned fame and glory in the yeshiva halls with his profound lessons in all areas of Torah; and the Gaon Rabbi Yosef Cohen, one of the greatest close students of the Gra"a Pilz.
The yeshiva is intended for mature, high-quality young men from the best of the holy yeshivahs.
Immediately after Shavuot, the yeshiva will open its doors in a large building in the city of Beit Shemesh, with young men from the diaspora - the USA, Mexico, and France - also expected to visit the yeshiva's doors.
At the opening ceremony of the yeshiva, which will be held after Shavuot, the great men of Israel will take part.








