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British Kollel
The Gateshead
Kolel is a prominent institution of Jewish higher learning located in
Gateshead,
UK. Established in 1941 by Rabbi
Eliyohu Eliezer Dessler, the Kolel provides advanced Torah study programs for Jewish scholars and students, focusing on traditional Jewish texts and teachings. The Kolel offers a rigorous curriculum in
Talmud, Jewish law, and other Jewish studies, attracting aspiring rabbis and scholars from around the world. It is known for its academic excellence and dedication to preserving and promoting Jewish heritage and scholarship. The Gateshead Kolel plays an important role in the global Jewish community, producing many respected scholars and religious leaders.
History
The Gateshead Kolel was founded in the midst of
World War II, a time of immense hardship and uncertainty for the Jewish community. Reb Dovid Dryan, a dedicated Torah scholar, spearheaded the initiative, driven by a deep commitment to preserving and revitalizing Jewish learning. He envisioned a haven for post-marital scholars to continue their studies and contribute to the future of Jewish scholarship.
Rabbi Eliyahu Eliezer Dessler, a renowned Torah scholar, embraced Dryan's vision and became instrumental in the Kolel's development and growth. Despite initial skepticism and limited resources, the Kolel gained momentum due to the dedication of its founders and the unwavering support of leading Rabbis.
The Kolel faced numerous challenges, including financial constraints and wartime hardships, but persevered through the combined efforts of its members and supporters. It quickly established itself as a center of excellence, attracting scholars and nurturing future generations of Jewish leadership.
Notable alumni
Rabbi C Abenson, Rosh Chaburah Kolel Adass Yeshurun Manchester
Rabbi M Abenson, Maggid Shiur Gateshead
Rabbi N Adler, Maggid Shiur Yeshiva Nezer Hatorah Gateshead
Rabbi J Babad, Dayan, Belz Community, London
Rabbi B Bamberger, Maggid Shiur, Beis Meir, Jerusalem
Rabbi E Bamberger, Shoel Umashiv Yeshiva Tiferes Yaakov, Gateshead
Rabbi S Bamberger, Former Maggid Shiur Yeshiva Tiferes Yaakov & Rosh Chabura Sunderland Kolel, Gateshead
Rabbi B S Barnett, Maggid Shiur Yeshiva Tiferes Yaakov, Gateshead, Lecturer Gateshead Seminary
Rabbi J Benaim, Former Principal, Nachlas Moshe Yeshiva, Jerusalem
Rabbi I Berger, Senior Dayan, Manchester Beth Din
Rabbi D Bowden, Former Principal, Jewish High School, Gateshead
Rabbi D B Breisacher, Mashgiach Jerusalem, Former Maggid Shiur Marseilles
Rabbi P Breuer, Rosh Yeshiva Knesses Eliyohu, Former Rov NY and Maggid Shiur Antwerp
Rabbi A David, Rabbi, Od Yosef Chai Sephardy Community, London
Rabbi A D Dunner, Dayan, Union of Orthodox Hebrew Congs., Rabbi Tottenham Adass Cong, London
Rabbi D A Dunner, Principal, Pardes House School, London
Rabbi A Ehrentreu, Rosh Yeshiva Kibbutz, Sunderland Yeshiva
Rabbi Ch Ehrentreu, Rosh Europian Beis Din, Former Rosh Manchester and London Beis Din and Rosh Sunderland Kolel
Rabbi I Ehrentreu, Formerly Principal, Jewish Teachers Training College Luzern, Switzerland