In a humble and impressive class: Another building was inaugurated for the students of the large yeshiva “Innocent Supporters” in Moscow, the building will join the two nearby boarding school buildings, which have become narrow from accommodating the new students knocking on the yeshiva gates.
The yeshiva’s good name is admired in all CIS countries, and rabbis and city envoys regularly send their associates or graduates of educational institutions in their city, and after a period of study, the boys are seen as alumni who testify to their content in yeshiva learning and behavior.
In setting the mezuzah, Rabbi Moshe Lazar, one of the elders of the rabbis and one of the most important shluchim in Italy, who arrived as the guest of honor, honored the son of the yeshiva and the chief rabbi of Russia, Rabbi Berel Lazar. And prosperity in wind and rain. Excited greetings were delivered by the building’s donor, the Chassidic Governor R. Yehuda Davidov, who works hard to increase Torah in Moscow, as in all of Russia, and is very active in Chassidut and Chesed in general and in particular. Also speaking were the President of the Association of Communities in Russia, Rabbi Alexander Barda, the Rosh Yeshiva Rabbi Menachem Mendel Godelberg, and the head of the yeshivot and community director in Moscow, Rabbi Mordechai Weisberg.
The yeshiva is located in the Soprina neighborhood on the outskirts of Moscow, and far from the hustle and bustle of a city, so many students are immersed day and night in their Talmud, ascending higher and higher in Torah and Chassidut, when on Fridays and holidays they go out to work with Jews Many of the graduate students today serve as rabbis, shluchim and holy vessels in the many Jewish communities in all CIS countries.