Prominent Yeshiva Moves to Permanent Building After Two Decades in Portables

Yeshivat Knesset Yechezkel, led by Rabbi Binyamin Mintz, located at the entrance to the city of Elad, is preparing to move its students into new permanent structures. The move comes after two decades of operation within portable buildings, known as caravans or 'mivnim yevilim' in Hebrew.

The yeshiva, a well-known institution within the Haredi world, has been operating out of temporary facilities since its establishment. The transition to a permanent building marks a significant milestone for the institution, providing a more stable and conducive environment for its students and faculty.

Rabbi Binyamin Mintz, the head of the yeshiva, has been instrumental in guiding the institution through its formative years and now into this new phase. The new permanent structure is expected to enhance the learning environment and accommodate the growing needs of the yeshiva.