It is very important for any person who has a deceased relative or friend to do the Tikun for him at least once!
Read a chapter of Tehilim and be a part of dozens of Tehilim books each day
A daily reminder app to read a Tehilim without Saturdays and holidays
Bless a friend or relative after the Tehilim
About the many activities of the "Or David" institutions headed by Rabbi Daniel Zer Shelita.
Everyone is curious to know the daily schedule of the boys at the Yeshiva do. Let us depict “A day at Yeshivat Ohr David.”
The story of the connection between Rabbi Shimon Bar Yochai and the Rosh Yeshiva.
אמירת קדיש למשך שנה שלמה ע"י אחד מאברכי הישיבה לעילוי נשמת הנפטר.
למי שנפטר אחד ממשפחתו כגון הורה או אח ומחוייב לומר קדיש במשך שנה, אך אין הוא נמצא בכל שלשת התפילות בבית הכנסת לומר קדיש, או מי שנפטר לו חבר או קרוב ויודע שאין מי שיאמר עליו קדיש, ניתן לומר קדיש על ידי אחד מאברכי הישיבה שיאמר קדיש במשך שנה בכל התפילות ביום.
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*ניתן לבצע את התרומה עד 12 תשלומים.
“The world does not exist but for the breath of the mouths of the children of Bet Raban”. A great merit for the learning of Torah!
A big merit for the Passover holiday The holy Zohar for success throughout the year.
Midnight Kollel established for the safety of our soldiers fighting to protect the Land of Israel.
Tikun Niftarim is a holy ceremony instituted by the great kabbalist Rabbi Yehuda Patya zt”l to elevate the soul of the deceased.
Ner Tamid (eternal flame) in the Bet Midrash in memory of your deceased loved one.
Buying (Intellectual Property) a share of the yeshiva building
Buying (Intellectual Property) a portion of the new Bet Midrash on the fourth floor.
A Yeshiva student will say Kaddish for an entire year in the memory of the deceased.
Photographs from the camp Summer of the Yeshiva in the summer of 5713 together with the rabbis of the yeshiva.
A selection of pictures of Rosh Yeshiva Rav Daniel Zar.
Pictures taken at Yeshivat Or David in the beit midrash during the day.
Pictures from the weekly lecture, which takes place every Wednesday at the Yeshiva Hall.
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