Rabbi Moshe Segal Appointed Head of 'Chorev' Talmud Torah in Ramat Gan

Rabbi Moshe Segal has been appointed as the new director of the 'Chorev' Talmud Torah in Ramat Gan ahead of the 5787 school year. Known as an experienced educator, Rabbi Segal was selected through a professional process to lead the institution into the coming years, aiming to enhance Torah education, fear of Heaven, and excellence among the students.

Since most of the students come from the predominantly Haredi city of Bnei Brak, Rabbi Segal immediately began intensive work meetings with Bnei Brak municipal leaders to improve the learning conditions for the city's children studying at the institution. Accompanied by his deputy Rabbi David Lichtman, he met with Bnei Brak Mayor Hanokh Zeibert, acting Mayor Menachem Shapira, Deputy Mayor and Education Portfolio Holder Shlomo Elharar, Education Administration Director Moshe Rosenthal, and Deputy Mayor and Public Complaints Portfolio Holder Yosef Yakubovich.

During these meetings, Rabbi Segal outlined the educational vision and unique spirit of the 'Chorev' Talmud Torah and discussed ways to strengthen cooperation with the municipality. The city officials warmly welcomed the new director, praised his work, and pledged full support to ensure the students' success. The staff, parents, and students expressed heartfelt congratulations to Rabbi Segal, wishing him success in leading the institution to new heights.