Titoli in Giudaismo

Hi i'm Rabbi Abish in Montreal Canada. I'v been giving the daf for 3 cycles already, and love seeing people understand what i've taught. I'm really passionate of not just teaching , but also UNDERSTANDING the Daf. Not losing the forest for the trees. When the daf is done, we should have an idea of what we've learnt.

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אוסף כל שעורי הרב אלישע וישליצקי זצ"ל שהעביר במכון מאיר לאורך שנים רבות.שיעורים לפרשיות השבוע, מועדי השנה ואירועים בחיי עם ישראל.מלאים אמונה גדולה ונוקבת, מידות טובות ורגש עז.יהי זכרו ברוך

שיעורי הרב אייל ורד ב"מכון מאיר" בירושלים. השיעורים מתעדכנים באופן שוטף. האזנה מחכימה ומהנה!