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Ahavat HaTorah

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[music] What is it? [music] >> [music] >> We started with a small group. It was a very strong core. And when you have a strong core to start with, then you're able to build on it. >> Slowly we grew and now we're over 50. The boys are coming in finding a home and becoming true. And >> the younger group is Abu. They learn the masakto that they learn in the yeshiva. But then we have the older group that we call as the halaka group. >> I just walked into the yeshiva just now. As I walked in, I was thinking to myself, this noise sounds like >> the idea is that everyone should have a good foundation and understanding of the which is the starting from the gimal then going to [music] then going to bet yourself and then to know how to apply it. When Ravzar gives a kabura, he wants people to be confident in answering Shiloh, to understand the practical shilas, the application. >> Every boy when he comes in, there's [music] a certain feeling that they walk into the yeshiva with. >> I'm loving the yeshiva. It's just an amazing place. >> This yeshiva makes a very strong emphasis on building our midot and our derits, not just externally, but internally. >> It's a sphartic. It's boys from similar backgrounds. When I walked in, seeing the seeing the bakim approach me, say hi. Such an important feeling to walk in and feel recognized is a very big attraction for the Bkarian community. Besides the fact we're all like family, we all feel comfortable around each other. It gives us over a certain warmth and at the same time it has the mila of the typical litala all in one package. >> Ezra like is the grandson of the rabbi of the Syrian [music] community. He's also well renowned in the lakewood yeshiva best kavaya. He's a pose here in Lakewood. Everyone asks them their but he feels that he's still one of the you see that between their that they're they're [music] learning they're they're still here both star they have kusas seeing the so far down the line and still being that and living that there's no better example than that he always comes in with a huge smile he gives over the atmosphere of being a warm and loving and caring [music] yeshiva >> when they have real rava that is there every day for guidance it's so important and So powerful what they're doing for these young is something incredible. They're giving them they're giving them an importance they're giving them a clarity in and a clarity in life. The beauty of this yeshiva beauty of this call is the fact that you know there's big yeshiv and big kaleim out there in the world and they're wonderful. They're accomplishing tremendous things. But when a younger man is in a situation and a circumstance where he has rabim and friends who know him, everyone knows his name, everyone knows what he's about, everyone knows his capabilities, everyone is rooting for his potential. [music] It's a completely different experience. Some of them are already starting to move on and to be giving over. Some of them hopefully will become rebellion in in Mosto in Kinuk. Others will become rabbis. The Syrians will be able to give over to the Syrians. And we have a group of Bkarians to give over to their community in Queens. And you see that they're very qualified. They'll be able to give over a lot to their own people. >> Rabbi Ben Khim mentioned on the video all different communities. They're counting on this place to be their future. maybe even thousands of people that are going to be impacted by your decision today. And that's true here this morning. There might be hundreds of people, maybe even thousands that are going to be impacted by your participation today, by your generosity today, by your willingness to support. Not younger light and kit, younger light who know who they are, who are appreciated and valued, and because of that will have the confidence to give over and change the world. It's our responsibility to support them. >> Shivan are growing. [music] The budget is growing tremendously. It's growing from one month to the next. They're starting with a budget of 20,000 and 30,000. Now it's about 90,000 a month. From the time that the mdash was destroyed, what does that mean bilvad? And the pan explained when the beta mikdash was standing there was the beta mikdash but there was also the bet midash. Today only has he only has the bet midash. If you want to find hashem it's here. If you want to invest your efforts where should you invest it in the how do we get the wants our heart, our will down and that's how but anyone who has a hand in this project. Hashem should bless you but you're involved in and should bless you. You should bring up all your children. All those who come out of you should be true true and have a beauty forever.