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Historic Chofetz Chaim Yeshiva Reopens in Belarus After WWII
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The historic Radin Yeshiva, founded in 1869 by Rabbi Yisrael Meir haKohen Kagan (the Chofetz Chaim) in western Belarus, has been restored and reopened for Torah students. Discovered to have been converted into a theater, the building was purchased by Yad Yisroel and renovated, with international efforts led by Rabbi Dovid Hofstedter. The yeshiva aims to serve as a center for Jewish learning and identity for local and international students, continuing the legacy of its founder.
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- The historic Radin Yeshiva in western Belarus has been restored and reopened for Torah students.
- The yeshiva was founded in 1869 by Rabbi Yisrael Meir haKohen Kagan, known as the Chofetz Chaim.
- Canadian Rabbi Dovid Hofstedter led international efforts to restore the yeshiva after finding it converted into a theater.
- Yad Yisroel purchased the building and oversaw the restoration, which included structural repairs and interior furnishings.
- The reopened yeshiva aims to attract local and international Jewish students and pilgrims.
- The original yeshiva closed during World War II, with its leadership reestablishing it in New York City.
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