The “Maor Tuvia” Yeshiva Gedola is a vibrant beit midrash raising bnei Torah — men of character and mission — who draw from the Torah of the Land of Israel and the teachings of Rav Avraham Yitzchak HaKohen Kook zt”l. Study at the yeshiva combines in-depth Talmudic analysis with studies in faith and inner spirituality, crowned by living divine service and gatherings that open the gates of the heart.
The yeshiva is known for its warm, family atmosphere, with personal guidance from its rabbis in each student’s personal growth, continuing through his path and military service. From this rich inner world grow Torah scholars who are engaged with the needs of the generation and work for the redemption of Israel.
At “Netivot Yosef” we strive to raise bnei Torah and servants of Hashem with refined character, who love the people and Land of Israel and work toward the rebirth of Israel in its land, on the path to complete redemption. At the yeshiva’s heart beats a unique learning method that gives students the tools to cover the tractates of the Talmud with breadth and clarity, out of joy and a deep connection to Torah study.
Alongside a high academic level and the pursuit of excellence in all areas, we give every student personal guidance and a rich educational and social environment. Our staff works devotedly to develop the students’ strengths — in the beit midrash and dormitory life, in enrichment activities in the science room, and in the music and fitness rooms — to raise a complete Torah personality connected to the depth of life and the vision of Israel’s redemption.
Yeshivat “Mitzpe Rehovot” was founded by graduates of the Mitzpe Yericho yeshiva as an educational branch in the city of Rehovot. The yeshiva combines diligent Torah study using the mastery method founded by Rosh HaYeshiva Rav Shabtai Sabato, with high-level high-school studies and a drive for excellence.
At the heart of the yeshiva stands a devoted team of educators accompanying the students personally, around the clock, like family. Deeply connected to the Kiryat Moshe neighborhood where it operates, the yeshiva educates its students toward lives of mission, mutual responsibility and social involvement, aiming to raise bnei Torah connected to their people and their land.
The “Lema’an Amo Be’ahava” movement grew out of the great spirit of the yeshiva’s Torah, and unites all the educational enterprises and missions that have emerged from the Yeshiva Gedola over the years — Torah settlement groups, community rabbis, many educators and more. The movement is a living expression of the campus’s purpose: raising Torah scholars of refined character with national responsibility toward the public sphere in Israel, out of a deep sense of mission and love of Israel.
The “VeHalachta B’drachav” Institute works to strengthen the world of character and values in the spirit of the Torah of the Land of Israel. The institute serves as a content center and publishing house, with the goal that the batei midrash become national workshops for lofty sacred values and a refined way of life flowing from the Torah’s source.
The institute’s activity includes publishing books and study booklets, producing digital content, and holding study days devoted to clarifying fundamental halachic and value questions in a range of fields. Through this varied Torah creativity, the institute seeks to deepen the connection to values and strengthen the work of character refinement, building a level of yirat shamayim connected to life itself.
The Yeshiva Gedola’s Shavei Tzion overseas program is a bridge for young men from the Diaspora seeking to deepen their connection to Torah, the Land of Israel and the people of Israel.
The program integrates its students into the heart of the Yeshiva Gedola’s beit midrash, while providing a framework of shiurim in English including Gemara study in depth and breadth, classes in faith and Jewish thought, and personal guidance from the program’s rabbis.
Alongside growth in Torah, the program includes an authentic Israel experience — trips, shared Shabbatot, and encounters with the landscapes of the Land of Israel and the Mitzpe Yericho community.
The combination of a high learning level with a warm, family atmosphere, together with getting to know the expanses of the Land of Israel, gives students tools to build their Torah personality out of a sense of mission, and forges an unbreakable bond with Israel’s heritage and the process of redemption in our land.
The “Recorded Talmud” and “Visual Talmud” institutes were founded by the head of the campus institutions, Rav Shabtai Sabato, out of a vision to make Talmud study accessible and enable every Jew to cover and remember the tractates of the Gemara with clarity. The institutes are a breakthrough in study methods, combining listening, seeing and deep understanding to create a complete picture of learning.
The Beit Din and Beit Hora’ah are the practical halachic arm of the campus institutions, providing comprehensive Torah guidance to the wider public. The Beit Hora’ah answers halachic questions in all areas of life, striving to make the word of Hashem accessible and to guide questioners along the paths of halacha with clarity and warmth.
Alongside it operates the Beit Din, which seeks to restore Torah law to its central place in economic and commercial life. The Beit Din works to resolve disputes and bring peace between people through judgment and compromise, with a broad Torah perspective and social responsibility. Together, the institutions aim to be a professional, accessible halachic address that brings the spirit of Torah into practical life.
A midrasha for Torah, science and Land of Israel studies — details coming soon.
A pre-military academy of the yeshiva campus — details coming soon.
A women’s midrasha of the yeshiva campus — details coming soon.