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Charedei Agrictulture Yeshiva
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This Charedi agricultural school combines serious Torah learning with farming, giving students the chance to build a connection to both Torah and Hashem's world through their own hands.
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This is the only Haredi agricultural
school where they learn skills that are
connected to the ground [music] and
farming, but also learn Torah every
morning.
>> We are on a farm right outside of
Jerusalem. We learn in the morning and
in the afternoon [music] we work on the
farm.
>> Wow.
>> I was having a lot of hard time in
Yeshiva, just sitting and learning all
day every day. And here I get to really
learn like properly, serious learning,
but it's also a lot of work [music] with
your hands and connecting to animals,
which I love.
>> I mean, it's you just get another
appreciate appreciation
of all the animals and of
>> Hashem's world. Really, you get to like
you learn about it and then you're
seeing it firsthand. So, on the left
[music] are all the sheep that we take
out grazing every day.
>> And this might be the only Yeshiva in
the world with a [music] huge snake
exhibit, no, would you say?
>> It might be. So, we all dorm here. We
have caravans right here. We all sleep
here and we wake up Shacharit at about
like 6:30. Right after Shacharit we
first feed the animals cuz Halacha is
you have to feed the animals before you
eat. It's almost like a family vibe cuz
we're all like cooking [music] for each
other. When I first came here and I had
no clue how to take care of animals, how
to do anything, I asked the guys. Like
the guys were the ones who taught me how
to do everything and now I'm the one
teaching the new guys how to do
everything. It's all like a very
inclusive, warm, family vibe.
>> I'm so happy to [music] be in Israel.
When we first moved, I was really sad
that we moved to Israel, but now I would
never move back.
>> Shh.