About the program
Post-high-school boys from the Sephardic community, at any level of prior Gemara experience; the site also says it works with boys who may be struggling, disconnected or at a crossroads.
Describes itself as a Sephardic community yeshiva in Israel for post-high-school students, with a deliberately small student body. Classes include Iyun Gemara, practical Halacha, Mussar, explained Tefillah, Parasha, Hashkafa and Taamim/Hazanut, along with guidance on future plans and monthly trips and Shabbatons. Meals are Sephardic-style and cooked on the premises.
The facts
- Type
- Yeshiva
- Location
- נזר דוד 1, Jerusalem, Israel
- Program length
- August 29 to June 18, with a break from Purim to Pesach (as stated in the site's FAQ; year not specified)
- Number of students
- Not published on the program's website. Ask the program.
- Tuition
- Not published on the program's website. Ask the program.
- College credit
- Not published on the program's website. Ask the program.
- Housing and meals
- Dorm rooms of around 3-4 boys per room; washer and dryer in the yeshiva; meals cooked on premises. On 'out' Shabbatot no meals are provided by the yeshiva.
Where this information comes from
Everything on this page was taken from the program's own website and last checked on October 2, 2026. Details change, so confirm with the program before you rely on them. The photo shows Old City of Jerusalem, not the program or its campus.
- https://heichalyerushalayim.com/
- https://heichalyerushalayim.com/about-us
- https://heichalyerushalayim.com/faq
- https://heichalyerushalayim.com/contact-us
- https://heichalyerushalayim.com/schedule
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