“Yeshivah Week”: Issue 947
| January 31, 2023Perhaps “Yeshivah Week” isn’t such a misnomer after all
This past week, elementary schools across America had their annual midwinter vacations. Rav Betzalel Katz, a long time marbitz Torah in Lakewood, took his eineklach to spend their mornings in Lakewood’s BMG, where they imbibed the atmosphere of the vaunted makom Torah. Here, Rav Katz introduces his grandsons to Rav Yisroel Newman, giving the boys a most memorable experience. Perhaps “Yeshivah Week” isn’t such a misnomer after all.
(Originally featured in Mishpacha, Issue 947)
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