Tomchei Tmimim Los Angeles - Revision history

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	* [The yeshiva's website: kingstonmesivta.org]		* [The yeshiva's website: kingstonmesivta.org]
	* '''[https://anash.org/photo-archive-brings-back-yoec-memories/ Historical photo gallery from the life of the yeshiva]''' {{anash}}		* '''[https://anash.org/photo-archive-brings-back-yoec-memories/ Historical photo gallery from the life of the yeshiva]''' {{anash}}

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	[[File:סמל אור אלחנן חבד.jpg\|thumb\|~~The~~ Logo of The Yeshiva]]		[[File:סמל אור אלחנן חבד.jpg\|thumb\|Logo of The Yeshiva]]
	Yeshiva Ohr Elchanan - Chabad is a Chabad yeshiva located in Los Angeles, California. The Rosh Yeshiva is Rabbi Ezra Binyamin Schochet.		Yeshiva '''Ohr Elchanan - Chabad''' is a Chabad yeshiva located in [[Los Angeles]], [[California]]. The Rosh Yeshiva is Rabbi [[Ezra Binyamin Schochet]].

	~~== History ==~~

			==History==
	In a letter from 5704 (1944), [[the Rebbe Rayatz]] wrote to Rabbi Moshe Schwab about his desire to establish a Chabad yeshiva in Los Angeles:<blockquote>"B"H 17 Adar 5704 Brooklyn My friend, the esteemed Rabbi, G-d fearing scholar, Rabbi Moshe Schwab ...And regarding what you wrote that you are waiting for the day when, with G-d's help, a Chabad yeshiva will also open in Los Angeles, I am eagerly anticipating those bright days when, with G-d's help, my mission which I was sent to this country for the purpose of spreading Torah with fear of Heaven, will succeed and branches of Yeshivas Tomchei Tmimim Lubavitch will spread throughout the breadth of this country and neighboring countries. However, now I am still burdened under the load of great expenses, and may Hashem have mercy and open the eyes of the Jews in this country so they will recognize the complete truth in the powerful activities that the center of Yeshivas Tomchei Tmimim and the center for education matters and Machne Israel have accomplished, thank G-d, and to be of assistance to me to sustain the expenses and expand the activities for good and blessing materially and spiritually."</blockquote>The yeshiva was founded as a yeshiva belonging to the Lithuanian stream under the name 'Ohr Elchanan' by Rabbi Elazar Simcha Wasserman, son of Rabbi Elchanan Bunim Wasserman.		In a letter from 5704 (1944), [[the Rebbe Rayatz]] wrote to Rabbi Moshe Schwab about his desire to establish a Chabad yeshiva in Los Angeles:<blockquote>"B"H 17 Adar 5704 Brooklyn My friend, the esteemed Rabbi, G-d fearing scholar, Rabbi Moshe Schwab ...And regarding what you wrote that you are waiting for the day when, with G-d's help, a Chabad yeshiva will also open in Los Angeles, I am eagerly anticipating those bright days when, with G-d's help, my mission which I was sent to this country for the purpose of spreading Torah with fear of Heaven, will succeed and branches of Yeshivas Tomchei Tmimim Lubavitch will spread throughout the breadth of this country and neighboring countries. However, now I am still burdened under the load of great expenses, and may Hashem have mercy and open the eyes of the Jews in this country so they will recognize the complete truth in the powerful activities that the center of Yeshivas Tomchei Tmimim and the center for education matters and Machne Israel have accomplished, thank G-d, and to be of assistance to me to sustain the expenses and expand the activities for good and blessing materially and spiritually."</blockquote>The yeshiva was founded as a yeshiva belonging to the Lithuanian stream under the name 'Ohr Elchanan' by Rabbi Elazar Simcha Wasserman, son of Rabbi Elchanan Bunim Wasserman.

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	== External Links ==		== External Links ==

	* [The yeshiva's website: kingstonmesivta.org]		* [The yeshiva's website: kingstonmesivta.org]
	* '''Historical photo gallery from the life of the yeshiva'''		* '''[https://anash.org/photo-archive-brings-back-yoec-memories/ Historical photo gallery from the life of the yeshiva]''' {{anash}}

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	== Rabbis of the Yeshiva ==		== Rabbis of the Yeshiva ==
	~~The Gaon~~ [[~~Rabbi~~ Ezra Binyomin Schochet\|Rabbi Ezra Binyamin Schochet]] has headed the yeshiva since its founding.		[[Ezra Binyomin Schochet\|Rabbi Ezra Binyamin Schochet]] has headed the yeshiva since its founding.

	* Rabbi Ben Tzion Chaim Oster, Rosh Mesivta (Dean)		* Rabbi Ben Tzion Chaim Oster, Rosh Mesivta (Dean)

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	== History ==		== History ==

	In a letter from 5704 (1944), the Rebbe Rayatz wrote to Rabbi Moshe Schwab about his desire to establish a Chabad yeshiva in Los Angeles:<blockquote>"B"H 17 Adar 5704 Brooklyn My friend, the esteemed Rabbi, G-d fearing scholar, Rabbi Moshe Schwab ...And regarding what you wrote that you are waiting for the day when, with G-d's help, a Chabad yeshiva will also open in Los Angeles, I am eagerly anticipating those bright days when, with G-d's help, my mission which I was sent to this country for the purpose of spreading Torah with fear of Heaven, will succeed and branches of Yeshivas Tomchei Tmimim Lubavitch will spread throughout the breadth of this country and neighboring countries. However, now I am still burdened under the load of great expenses, and may Hashem have mercy and open the eyes of the Jews in this country so they will recognize the complete truth in the powerful activities that the center of Yeshivas Tomchei Tmimim and the center for education matters and Machne Israel have accomplished, thank G-d, and to be of assistance to me to sustain the expenses and expand the activities for good and blessing materially and spiritually."</blockquote>The yeshiva was founded as a yeshiva belonging to the Lithuanian stream under the name 'Ohr Elchanan' by Rabbi Elazar Simcha Wasserman, son of Rabbi Elchanan Bunim Wasserman.		In a letter from 5704 (1944), [[the Rebbe Rayatz]] wrote to Rabbi Moshe Schwab about his desire to establish a Chabad yeshiva in Los Angeles:<blockquote>"B"H 17 Adar 5704 Brooklyn My friend, the esteemed Rabbi, G-d fearing scholar, Rabbi Moshe Schwab ...And regarding what you wrote that you are waiting for the day when, with G-d's help, a Chabad yeshiva will also open in Los Angeles, I am eagerly anticipating those bright days when, with G-d's help, my mission which I was sent to this country for the purpose of spreading Torah with fear of Heaven, will succeed and branches of Yeshivas Tomchei Tmimim Lubavitch will spread throughout the breadth of this country and neighboring countries. However, now I am still burdened under the load of great expenses, and may Hashem have mercy and open the eyes of the Jews in this country so they will recognize the complete truth in the powerful activities that the center of Yeshivas Tomchei Tmimim and the center for education matters and Machne Israel have accomplished, thank G-d, and to be of assistance to me to sustain the expenses and expand the activities for good and blessing materially and spiritually."</blockquote>The yeshiva was founded as a yeshiva belonging to the Lithuanian stream under the name 'Ohr Elchanan' by Rabbi Elazar Simcha Wasserman, son of Rabbi Elchanan Bunim Wasserman.

	In 5738 (1978), Rabbi Wasserman transferred the yeshiva to Lubavitch, and because of this, "Chabad" was added to its original name.		In 5738 (1978), Rabbi Wasserman transferred the yeshiva to Lubavitch, and because of this, "Chabad" was added to its original name.
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	The bochurim (young men) who were part of the first group of students sent by the Rebbe were:		The bochurim (young men) who were part of the first group of students sent by the Rebbe were:

	* Rabbi Menachem Nachum Gerlitzky		* [[Rabbi Menachem Nachum Gerlitzky]]
	* Rabbi Gershon Menachem Mendel Avtzon		* Rabbi Gershon Menachem Mendel Avtzon
	* Rabbi Levi Yitzchak Bornstein		* Rabbi Levi Yitzchak Bornstein
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	== Rabbis of the Yeshiva ==		== Rabbis of the Yeshiva ==
	The Gaon Rabbi Ezra Binyamin Schochet has headed the yeshiva since its founding.		The Gaon [[Rabbi Ezra Binyomin Schochet\|Rabbi Ezra Binyamin Schochet]] has headed the yeshiva since its founding.

	* Rabbi Ben Tzion Chaim Oster, Rosh Mesivta (Dean)		* Rabbi Ben Tzion Chaim Oster, Rosh Mesivta (Dean)

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	Yeshiva Ohr Elchanan - Chabad is a Chabad yeshiva located in Los Angeles, California. The Rosh Yeshiva is Rabbi Ezra Binyamin Schochet.		Yeshiva Ohr Elchanan - Chabad is a Chabad yeshiva located in Los Angeles, California. The Rosh Yeshiva is Rabbi Ezra Binyamin Schochet.

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	Yeshiva Ohr Elchanan - Chabad is a Chabad yeshiva located in Los Angeles, California. The Rosh Yeshiva is Rabbi Ezra Binyamin Schochet.		Yeshiva Ohr Elchanan - Chabad is a Chabad yeshiva located in Los Angeles, California. The Rosh Yeshiva is Rabbi Ezra Binyamin Schochet.

	= History =		== History ==

	In a letter from 5704 (1944), the Rebbe Rayatz wrote to Rabbi Moshe Schwab about his desire to establish a Chabad yeshiva in Los Angeles:<blockquote>"B"H 17 Adar 5704 Brooklyn My friend, the esteemed Rabbi, G-d fearing scholar, Rabbi Moshe Schwab ...And regarding what you wrote that you are waiting for the day when, with G-d's help, a Chabad yeshiva will also open in Los Angeles, I am eagerly anticipating those bright days when, with G-d's help, my mission which I was sent to this country for the purpose of spreading Torah with fear of Heaven, will succeed and branches of Yeshivas Tomchei Tmimim Lubavitch will spread throughout the breadth of this country and neighboring countries. However, now I am still burdened under the load of great expenses, and may Hashem have mercy and open the eyes of the Jews in this country so they will recognize the complete truth in the powerful activities that the center of Yeshivas Tomchei Tmimim and the center for education matters and Machne Israel have accomplished, thank G-d, and to be of assistance to me to sustain the expenses and expand the activities for good and blessing materially and spiritually."</blockquote>The yeshiva was founded as a yeshiva belonging to the Lithuanian stream under the name 'Ohr Elchanan' by Rabbi Elazar Simcha Wasserman, son of Rabbi Elchanan Bunim Wasserman.		In a letter from 5704 (1944), the Rebbe Rayatz wrote to Rabbi Moshe Schwab about his desire to establish a Chabad yeshiva in Los Angeles:<blockquote>"B"H 17 Adar 5704 Brooklyn My friend, the esteemed Rabbi, G-d fearing scholar, Rabbi Moshe Schwab ...And regarding what you wrote that you are waiting for the day when, with G-d's help, a Chabad yeshiva will also open in Los Angeles, I am eagerly anticipating those bright days when, with G-d's help, my mission which I was sent to this country for the purpose of spreading Torah with fear of Heaven, will succeed and branches of Yeshivas Tomchei Tmimim Lubavitch will spread throughout the breadth of this country and neighboring countries. However, now I am still burdened under the load of great expenses, and may Hashem have mercy and open the eyes of the Jews in this country so they will recognize the complete truth in the powerful activities that the center of Yeshivas Tomchei Tmimim and the center for education matters and Machne Israel have accomplished, thank G-d, and to be of assistance to me to sustain the expenses and expand the activities for good and blessing materially and spiritually."</blockquote>The yeshiva was founded as a yeshiva belonging to the Lithuanian stream under the name 'Ohr Elchanan' by Rabbi Elazar Simcha Wasserman, son of Rabbi Elchanan Bunim Wasserman.

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	~~Yeshivas '''~~Ohr ~~Elchonon~~ Chabad~~'''~~ is a ~~Lubavitcher mosad~~ located in Los Angeles, California~~, under the nesius of the Rebbe and led by the~~ Rosh Yeshiva~~, HaGaon HaRav [[~~Rabbi Ezra ~~Binyomin Schochet\|Ezra Binyomin~~ Schochet~~]] shlita~~.		Yeshiva Ohr Elchanan - Chabad is a Chabad yeshiva located in Los Angeles, California. The Rosh Yeshiva is Rabbi Ezra Binyamin Schochet.

	~~The history of this holy mosad begins with~~ a letter from ~~[[The~~ Rebbe Rayatz~~\|the Frierdiker Rebbe]] in 5704, when he~~ wrote to ~~Reb~~ Moshe Schwab about his ~~deep~~ desire to establish a Chabad yeshiva in Los Angeles:		= History =
			In a letter from 5704 (1944), the Rebbe Rayatz wrote to Rabbi Moshe Schwab about his desire to establish a Chabad yeshiva in Los Angeles:<blockquote>"B"H 17 Adar 5704 Brooklyn My friend, the esteemed Rabbi, G-d fearing scholar, Rabbi Moshe Schwab ...And regarding what you wrote that you are waiting for the day when, with G-d's help, a Chabad yeshiva will also open in Los Angeles, I am eagerly anticipating those bright days when, with G-d's help, my mission which I was sent to this country for the purpose of spreading Torah with fear of Heaven, will succeed and branches of Yeshivas Tomchei Tmimim Lubavitch will spread throughout the breadth of this country and neighboring countries. However, now I am still burdened under the load of great expenses, and may Hashem have mercy and open the eyes of the Jews in this country so they will recognize the complete truth in the powerful activities that the center of Yeshivas Tomchei Tmimim and the center for education matters and Machne Israel have accomplished, thank G-d, and to be of assistance to me to sustain the expenses and expand the activities for good and blessing materially and spiritually."</blockquote>The yeshiva was founded as a yeshiva belonging to the Lithuanian stream under the name 'Ohr Elchanan' by Rabbi Elazar Simcha Wasserman, son of Rabbi Elchanan Bunim Wasserman.

	~~"B"H~~, ~~Yud Zayin Adar 5704 Brooklyn My dear friend~~, ~~HaRav HaGaon V'Chossid Ish Yerei Elokim~~, ~~Moreinu HaRav Moshe Schwab Sheyichye..~~.		In 5738 (1978), Rabbi Wasserman transferred the yeshiva to Lubavitch, and because of this, "Chabad" was added to its original name.

	~~...regarding what you wrote about awaiting~~ the ~~day when b'ezras Hashem~~ a ~~Chabad~~ yeshiva ~~will open~~ in ~~Los Angeles~~, ~~I too await with great anticipation those bright days when b'ezras Hashem my shlichus~~ to this ~~medinah~~, for ~~the purpose of harbotzas Torah b'yiras shomayim~~, ~~will succeed and branches of [[Yeshivas Tomchei Tmimim\|Yeshivas Tomchei Tmimim Lubavitch]] will spread throughout~~ this ~~medinah and neighboring medinos..~~."		In connection with the transfer of ownership of the yeshiva, on 3 Teves 5738 (1978), the Rebbe sent a letter to Rabbi Wasserman and his wife in which he hoped they would do and strive their best to establish the yeshiva, especially since it concerns the field of education according to pure holiness, a most vital matter in our time in every place, and especially in his city where the Jewish population is growing. The Rebbe adds regarding youth education, that however satisfactory the situation may be, there is always room for improvement, and as has been discussed several times, any addition to this is multiplied many times over the years, similar to a seed or tender sapling where even a slight improvement in proper care is multiplied beyond measure when the sapling becomes a fruit-bearing tree. And certainly for them, elaboration on this is unnecessary.

	~~The yeshiva was initially founded as~~ a ~~Litvishe mosad under the name 'Ohr Elchonon' by HaRav Elazar Simcha Wasserman~~, ~~ben HaKodosh Reb Elchonon Bunim Wasserman HY"D. In~~ 5738, ~~Rav Wasserman transferred~~ the yeshiva ~~to Lubavitch~~, ~~at which point~~ it ~~became known as "Ohr Elchonon - Chabad~~."		In a farbrengen on Motzei Shabbos Parshas Beshalach, 13 Shevat 5738 (1978), the Rebbe spoke especially about the transfer of the yeshiva, and among other things, the Rebbe said that "all those who now oppose Chassidic teachings, it is only superficial... now something new has happened, that there was a Lithuanian yeshiva and afterwards the Lithuanians united together with the Chassidim..."

	~~Regarding this historic transition,~~ the ~~Rebbe sent a special michtav on Gimmel Teves 5738~~ to ~~Rav Wasserman~~ and ~~his Rebbetzin, expressing hope that they would continue their utmost hishtadlus in strengthening~~ the yeshiva, ~~particularly in~~ the ~~realm of chinuch al taharas hakodesh, which is vital in our times everywhere,~~ and ~~especially in their city where~~ the ~~Yiddishe population is growing~~.		==== Establishing the Chabad Yeshiva ====
			In order to establish and solidify the yeshiva that had now moved to Lubavitch, the Rebbe appointed the Gaon Rabbi Ezra Binyamin Schochet as its head and the well-known Chassid Rabbi Shmuel Dovid Reitchik as the mashpia (spiritual mentor).

	~~To establish the Chabad yeshiva on a strong foundation, the Rebbe appointed HaGaon HaRav Ezra Binyomin Schochet as Rosh Yeshiva and the renowned chossid Reb Shmuel Dovid Raichik as Mashpia.~~ The Rebbe also sent a special ~~kvutzah~~ of ~~talmidim~~-shluchim to ~~learn~~ with the ~~bochurim~~ and serve as a living ~~dugma chaya~~. This ~~continued through~~ the ~~early~~ years until 5743.		The Rebbe also sent a special group of student-shluchim (emissaries) to study with the yeshiva students and serve as living examples for them. This was the arrangement during the yeshiva's first years until 5743 (1983).

	The first ~~kvutzah merited~~ a special ~~zechus~~ - to enter yechidus ~~where~~ the Rebbe instructed them about the ~~yeshiva's~~ purpose. On Tu"B Teves 5738, in Gan Eden HaTachton, the talmidim hashluchim who were traveling to learn in Los Angeles stood with the Rosh Yeshiva. The Rebbe entered with his siddur and emerged with Kuntresei Ahavas Yisroel, Kuntres Michtavei Brocha, and dollars. Each of the ~~tmimim received a Kuntres Ahavas Yisroel and two dollars. The Rosh Yeshiva also received Kuntres Michtavei Brocha, with the Rebbe explaining this was a hosafa since he was the "omed al gabeihem~~."		The first group was granted a special privilege - to enter for a yechidus (private audience) in which the Rebbe instructed them about the purpose of the yeshiva.

	~~Today~~, the ~~hanhalas hayeshiva includes distinguished mechanchim~~ and ~~mashpi'im:~~		On the 18th of Tevet 5738 (1978), the student shluchim traveling to study in Los Angeles stood in Gan Eden Hatachton (the lower Garden of Eden - the anteroom to the Rebbe's office), along with the Rosh Yeshiva. The Rebbe entered his room with a siddur in his hand, and emerged holding several Ahavas Yisrael booklets, a collection of blessing letters, and a package of dollars. When the Rebbe sent a group of student shluchim to the yeshiva, he would address them with words of blessing before their departure for their shlichus. Each of the Temimim (yeshiva students) received an Ahavas Yisrael booklet and two dollars. Rabbi Schochet also received the collection of blessing letters, and the Rebbe told him this was an addition, since he was the one "overseeing them."

	* HaRav Benzion Chaim Oster, Rosh Mesivta		The bochurim (young men) who were part of the first group of students sent by the Rebbe were:
	* HaRav Avrohom Shmuel Schochet, Rosh Mesivta
	* HaRav Menachem Mendel Cohen, Mashpia
	* HaRav Menachem Mendel Shapiro, Mashpia
	* HaRav Amram Farkash, Menahel
	* HaRav M.M. Spaltter, Menahel Gashmi
	* HaRav Chaim Zev Citron, Rosh Mesivta
	* HaRav Yosef Avtzon, Rosh Mesivta

	The yeshiva publishes a ~~kovetz~~ of ~~he'oros hatmimim v'anash titled~~ "Migdal Ohr." ~~In honor~~ of the yeshiva~~'s fortieth year~~ in 5778, ~~a special~~ expanded ~~kovetz~~ "Migdal Ohr 9" was published ~~containing~~ all the ~~brachos~~ and ~~michtovim~~ to the yeshiva and ~~talmidim~~.		* Rabbi Menachem Nachum Gerlitzky
			* Rabbi Gershon Menachem Mendel Avtzon
			* Rabbi Levi Yitzchak Bornstein
			* Rabbi Asher Pinchas Silverberg
			* Rabbi Yaakov Biderman - Vienna
			* Rabbi Yosef Yitzchak Yehoshua Hecht
			* Rabbi Gershon Zirkind
			* Rabbi Yaakov Baruch Karp
			* Rabbi Yosef Elimelech Kessler
			* R' Menachem Mendel Itkin

			Thus, each year the departing group would enter and receive the Rebbe's blessing, and when they completed their shlichus, they would enter again and receive a special blessing from the Rebbe. These blessings were collected and printed in the compilation "Migdal Ohr 9."

			== Rabbis of the Yeshiva ==
			The Gaon Rabbi Ezra Binyamin Schochet has headed the yeshiva since its founding.

			* Rabbi Ben Tzion Chaim Oster, Rosh Mesivta (Dean)
			* Rabbi Avraham Shmuel Schochet, Rosh Mesivta
			* Rabbi Menachem Mendel Cohen (son of Rabbi Chaim Shlomo Cohen), Mashpia
			* Rabbi Menachem Mendel Shapiro (son of Rabbi Nachman Shapiro), Mashpia
			* Rabbi Amram Farkash, Manager
			* Rabbi M.M. Shpalter, Material Manager
			* Rabbi Chaim Zev Citron, Rosh Mesivta
			* Rabbi Yosef Avtzon, Rosh Mesivta

			== Publishing Activities ==
			The yeshiva publishes a collection of notes from Tmimim and Anash called "Migdal Ohr."

			Upon the completion of forty years of the yeshiva in 5778 (2018), an expanded volume titled "Migdal Ohr 9" was published, which included all the blessings and letters addressed to the yeshiva and its students.

			== External Links ==

			* [The yeshiva's website: kingstonmesivta.org]
			* '''Historical photo gallery from the life of the yeshiva'''

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	Yeshivas '''Ohr Elchonon Chabad''' is a Lubavitcher mosad located in Los Angeles, California, under the nesius of the Rebbe and led by the Rosh Yeshiva, HaGaon HaRav [[Rabbi Ezra Binyomin Schochet\|Ezra Binyomin Schochet]] shlita.		Yeshivas '''Ohr Elchonon Chabad''' is a Lubavitcher mosad located in Los Angeles, California, under the nesius of the Rebbe and led by the Rosh Yeshiva, HaGaon HaRav [[Rabbi Ezra Binyomin Schochet\|Ezra Binyomin Schochet]] shlita.

	The history of this holy mosad begins with a letter from the Frierdiker Rebbe in 5704, when he wrote to Reb Moshe Schwab about his deep desire to establish a Chabad yeshiva in Los Angeles:		The history of this holy mosad begins with a letter from [[The Rebbe Rayatz\|the Frierdiker Rebbe]] in 5704, when he wrote to Reb Moshe Schwab about his deep desire to establish a Chabad yeshiva in Los Angeles:

	"B"H, Yud Zayin Adar 5704 Brooklyn My dear friend, HaRav HaGaon V'Chossid Ish Yerei Elokim, Moreinu HaRav Moshe Schwab Sheyichye...		"B"H, Yud Zayin Adar 5704 Brooklyn My dear friend, HaRav HaGaon V'Chossid Ish Yerei Elokim, Moreinu HaRav Moshe Schwab Sheyichye...