Finding local shiurim
Israel has a huge variety of Torah classes at every level and in many languages.
IsraelRelocated Editorial · Updated 6 Nov 2026
Israel has a huge variety of Torah classes at every level and in many languages.
WHERE TO LOOK
• Your yeshiva or seminary.
• Local shuls, which post schedules.
• Online platforms such as TorahAnytime and Yutorah.
• Organizations and institutes that run public classes in English.
• WhatsApp and community groups.
TIPS
• Decide what you want: Gemara, halacha, Tanach, Chassidus, or something else.
• Try a few shiurim before you commit.
• Ask about English-language classes.
• Look for evening and weekend shiurim that fit around your schedule.
• Many shiurim are free. Some charge a small fee.
GOOD TO KNOW
• Schedules change around holidays and Rosh Chodesh.
• Many shiurim are offered by Zoom if you cannot attend in person.
• Do not be afraid to join. Most are open to guests.
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