Rabbi Avichai Sternberg Appointed Co-Head of Dimona Yeshiva
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
Rabbi Avichai Sternberg has been appointed as a co-head of the Dimona Yeshiva, serving alongside Rabbi David Turgeman. The appointment was made before the start of the winter term. Rabbi Sternberg, son of the late Rabbi Mordechai Sternberg, is a senior lecturer and graduate of the yeshiva. The yeshiva expressed hopes that the new leadership will foster Torah study and personal growth.
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- Rabbi Avichai Sternberg appointed co-head of Dimona Yeshiva with Rabbi David Turgeman.
- The appointment was announced before the start of the yeshiva's winter term.
- Rabbi Sternberg is a senior lecturer and graduate of the Dimona Yeshiva.
- He is the son of the late Rabbi Mordechai Sternberg, former head of Har HaMor Yeshiva.
- The yeshiva hopes the new leadership will advance Torah study and personal development.
Rabbi Avichai Sternberg, a senior rabbi at the Dimona Yeshiva, has been appointed to serve as a co-head of the institution alongside the long-standing head, Rabbi David Turgeman. The appointment was announced ahead of the winter term's opening at the yeshiva.
Rabbi Sternberg, son of the late Rabbi Mordechai Sternberg, former head of the Har HaMor Yeshiva, is among the senior lecturers at the Dimona Yeshiva. He is a graduate of the yeshiva from its earlier iteration and has been a lecturer since the current format's inception. He is considered a devoted student of his father.
Approximately one year ago, Rabbi Sternberg began delivering general lectures at the yeshiva, and his current appointment formally positions him as a co-head with Rabbi Turgeman. The yeshiva released a statement wishing Rabbi Sternberg success in his new role, expressing hope that he and Rabbi Turgeman will lead the yeshiva and its students forward in Torah study and personal development for the benefit of Dimona and the Jewish people.