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Does the Yeshiva have a particular hashkafa/philosophy?

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Does the Yeshiva have a particular hashkafa/philosophy?

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Yes in the true sense, although it isnt something that can be encapsulated in a thirty second sound bite or a label. We believe that serious Torah study, Torah values, Halachic observance, devotion to the Jewish people and Eretz Yisrael, and character refinement define the foundation of Jewish life. These are the primary, core values that define the Yeshivas philosophy. When it comes to issues about which there are differing perspectives within the Torah world, we try and present a spectrum of the halachic and ideological streams in the Torah-observant world. Each student is then encouraged and assisted in finding the Torah approach that speaks to his neshama. Studying with Rabbis who have different perspectives on these issues enables the student to develop in a way that is appropriate for him, while gaining a respect for those who have a different approach.

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