Name: Betsha Mitzvah	Date: 2009-03-10 17:10:32
Subject:should i go
Question: why yeshiva?
Answer: Yeshivos are there to prepare a person for life as an adult and family provider. It teaches a young man how to improve his character traits, develop himself as a person and have a Jewish identity. Without it, I'm not sure a person can survive the heartbreaks of this world.

Name: Shify .	Date: 2007-11-23 07:43:09
Subject:Bat Ayin school
Question: O, I am thinking of going to Bat Ayin in Israel does your wife know of this school?
Answer: bat ayin has mostly converts right now in their program, if there is more then 1/3 of converts there then its not healthy if you are not converting also to be in that program.

Name: Moshe cohen	Date: 2007-11-20 04:33:16
Subject:Breslov center
Question: Moshe, I have been thinking about seriously learning with a Breslov rabbi or study partner once or twice a week. I live in Brooklyn, New York, and need a mentor. Can you assist me in my spiritual quest?
Answer: there should be open classes at breslov shul, call them and find out times. Maybe start going there to daven once in a while in boro park

Name: sam .	Date: 2007-11-19 10:37:23
Subject:hostle in tzfat
Question: Can you recomend any place where i may be able to learn in tsfat (i will probably stay in a hostel there).
Answer: well there is a place called accent that is a hostel with low fees and has classes. It is run by chabad here.

Name: Usher .	Date: 2007-11-19 09:14:47
Subject:study in old city
Question: I was wondering if you know any study groups in the jewish quarter > in Jerusalem. I will be staying there July 23rd through Aug 2nd.
Answer: so over there you want to contact the jewish heritage house and ask them their program and recommendations

Name: Dan .	Date: 2007-11-19 04:48:02
Subject:your yeshiva in tzfat
Question: i saw http://tzfat.ilovetorah.com/ and i was wondering if it was possible to get accomodations there for 3 weeks in the summer -- Dan
Answer: we haven't opened yet, so sorry

Name: Yeruchem .	Date: 2007-11-19 04:14:39
Subject:don't like my yeshiva
Question: i am attending yeshiva (dayschool) for my second year. I feel like an outsider in my school. the worst of it is the school teachers and students are mean to me making me feel like I dont belong there.
Answer: Can you consider a year in yeshiva in israel, it is probably cheaper and more sprititually uplifting. Without a yeshiva open to chassidus, i don't know if you will be satisfied. moshe

Name: nason .	Date: 2007-11-18 04:49:53
Subject:i want yeshiva but my parents
Question: I want to go to yeshiva but my parents want me to get a degree.
Answer: there are yeshivos that teach volational stuff and give college credits, you can get toltally transferable credits for rabbinacle degrees from most major yeshivos

Name: Pinchas .	Date: 2007-11-17 19:48:12
Subject:yeshiva or college
Question: My parents want me to go to college but i want to go to yeshiva for my soul.
Answer: tell parents you will go to university after a year in yeshiva. Try to delay it.

Name: Nachman .	Date: 2007-11-17 19:48:11
Subject:Breslov Yeshiva Baal Teshuva
Question: > Is there a Breslov yeshiva in Israel for people like me? Frum yet > public school upbringing?
Answer: No there isn't but I want to build one. Been trying for years.

Name: miri .	Date: 2007-11-17 19:45:08
Subject:writer
Question: I am a writer but I don't seem successful in getting others interested in reading my works.
Answer: You write because you love it and can't stop... doesn't even matter if nobody reads it for years. This is the way of a writer.

Name: Meir Franko	Date: 2007-11-15 23:47:21
Subject:I need a good Yeshiva
Question: I'm writing to you for help and guidance. As I begin to look at yeshivot for a year in Israel after I graduate high school in 2007, I'm confounded! I don't know which place is for me! I'm a beginner in Gemara - I grew up going to secular schools and all my Gemara and Tanach study came from after school programs. Although my Hebrew skills are limited, many people, including Rav Shimon Felix (from the program I came to Israel with), have told me I need not attend a beginners American yeshiva (like aish hatorah). Do you have a recomendations? Any direction which you could point me in? Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks,
Answer: check into shalom rav in tzfat thanks for writing! I hope you enjoy all of the site

Name: Frank Stone	Date: 2007-11-15 18:13:00
Subject:Ages in Yeshiva
Question: Where should I study in Israel and what age groups are accepted to yeshivos?
Answer: For a single person, Jerusahayim is sometimes the best place because there are many more opportunities there. If you come to Tzfat, you really have to know what your plans and goals are. Yeshivos and dorms tend to be for the young 20's guys and here in there you can squeeze in during your 30's.

Name: Aharon S	Date: 2007-11-15 17:57:56
Subject:learning in israel
Question: Should I come to Israel to learn in Yeshiva?
Answer: Certainly if you are looking for self growth in Torah, then coming to Israel to learn could be an important factor.

Name: Yaniv Meirov	Date: 2007-11-14 18:36:03
Subject:How to do kiruv
Question: Dear Reb Moshe, I do a lot of outreach in the Bukharian Jewish community in Queens. I am still a bachur in yeshiva now. If you could contact me with advice about how to continue doing kiruv and how to be more successful in kiruv then that would be very helpful! Thank you very much! Kol Tuv, Yaniv Meirov
Answer: study the style of those who are succesful in kiruv and then be your own person taking the good from each