Neveh Shmuel residential high school provides an outstanding religious and general education for young men while preparing them for the challenges of the army and leadership in Israeli society. The curriculum at the yeshiva is a true synthesis of the secular and religious realms, including 60 hours a week devoted to the Bible, Talmud, Jewish law and philosophy, the sciences, mathematics, computers, literature and languages.
Students volunteer one day each week to work helping the aged, disabled or disadvantaged.
Upon graduation, many students opt for special programs which combine intensive Torah study with combat duty. This year the students are writing inter-disciplinary term papers that integrates their Torah studies and secular studies. The students who are studying Tractate Shabbat choose a topic that explores the way Shabbat may be observed despite the many obstacles in a modern day society, e.g. the status quo in Israel, the halachic considerations involved in milking cows on Shabbat, and similar subjects. Torah Stone Virtual Jerusalem Site Terms, Conditions of Use and Warranties.