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Mayanot

Wikipedia's first sentence called it “chabad-lubavitch yeshiva located in makor baruch”. Today it says “educational lubavitch institution in jerusalem for jewish students interested in experiencing and deepening the”.
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Mayanot Institute of Jewish Studies מעיינות, 'Wellsprings' , is an educational Lubavitch Institution in Jerusalem for Jewish students interested in experiencing and deepening their unique bond with the Jewish People and the Land of Israel, for those aged 18–32, with an executive learning option for those aged 32 and over. Classes include instruction in Jewish Mysticism , Philosophy , Talmud , Torah , Chassidut , and the Hebrew Language. The Mayanot Men's Program was founded in 1996, the Women's Program started in 2008, the Post High School program began in 2016, and the Zal Program started in 2022. Mayanot combines Jewish life experiences with rigorous academic programs, opening rich and diverse opportunities for Jewish expression. The result is thousands of Mayanot alumni across the globe, enriching their respective Jewish communities in all facets of Jewish life.

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chabad-lubavitch yeshiva located in makor baruch

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educational lubavitch institution in jerusalem for jewish students interested in experiencing and deepening the

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