Midreshet Moriah

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Midreshet Moriah is a Zionist-Orthodox Jewish seminary^[1] in Bayit Vagan, Jerusalem, Israel. Midreshet Moriah was founded by Rabbi Meyer Berglas in 1985. Rabbi Berglas is also the founder of the Neve Alizah community. The seminary is located on the Sha'arey Tzedek Medical Center campus.

Curriculum

Midreshet Moriah offers courses in subjects including Gemara, Halacha, Tanach, and Tefillah.

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↑ See Midrasha

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