A new program called 'Lema'ah Lemaskil – Bnei Aliyah' was launched at the home of Rabbi Dov Landau, head of a yeshiva, by the Ze LeZe organization. The initiative aims to support hundreds of yeshiva students orphaned from a parent, with guidance from Rabbi Landau and leadership by Rabbi Menachem Cohen and Rabbi Dov Elyash.
The Ze LeZe organization, which supports communal initiatives in the religious-Zionist and Haredi sectors, launched the 'Lema'ah Lemaskil – Bnei Aliyah' program on Wednesday at the Jerusalem home of Rabbi Dov Landau, a leading figure in the Lithuanian Haredi community. The program is designed to provide academic and spiritual reinforcement for hundreds of yeshiva students who lost a parent. The initiative will operate under the direct guidance of Rabbi Landau, with Rabbi Menachem Cohen (a rosh yeshiva at Netiv HaDa'at) as head of the program and Rabbi Dov Elyash as spiritual director. The announcement was made via a press release and photo credit to Elazar Feinstein.
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