In response to the ongoing crisis in Eretz Hakodesh and the draft decree targeting bnei Torah, the Dushinsky Rebbe has instructed the establishment of continuous Torah-learning shifts throughout the chassidus’ yeshivos, with learning taking place uninterrupted from 6:00 a.m. until midnight. The call has been met with an overwhelming response from the bochurim, who have eagerly enlisted in the initiative.

The directive comes as the Rebbe continues to stress the vital importance of strengthening Torah learning during this difficult period facing the Torah world.

Last week, the Dushinsky Rebbe paid an uplifting visit to Bnei Brak, where he joined the talmidim of Talmud Torah Maharitz Dushinsky for Mincha.

The Dushinsky Talmud Torah in Bnei Brak, which has been operating for nearly fifty years, is among the city’s most established Torah institutions. It was founded by the Dushinsky Rebbe, Rav Meir Moshe Dushinsky, Gaavad of Yerushalayim, as the first institution of the chassidus outside Yerushalayim. From that beginning emerged the broader network of Dushinsky educational institutions throughout Eretz Yisroel and around the world.

The Rebbe, who frequently speaks about the extraordinary power of the tefillos of tinokos shel bais rabban, went specifically to daven together with the children.

Following the tefillah, the Rebbe delivered brief remarks, encouraging the talmidim to return to their studies with even greater hasmadah. At the conclusion of the gathering, the mashgichim and mechanchim involved in the sacred work of educating the children passed before the Rebbe to receive his brachos.

Meanwhile, the Rebbe addressed the bochurim of the chassidus’ yeshivos with words of chizuk.

Referring to both the difficult situation facing Eretz Hakodesh and the threat posed by the draft decree hanging over Klal Yisroel, the Rebbe urged the bochurim to strengthen themselves through increased diligence in Torah study. He emphasized that the Ribbono Shel Olam uses such challenges to awaken the tzibbur and encourage greater dedication to Torah learning.

Accordingly, the Rebbe directed that continuous learning shifts be maintained in the yeshiva halls, ensuring that Torah study continues without interruption from six in the morning until midnight.

In the days since the announcement, all of the talmidim in the chassidus’ yeshivos have signed up to learn for at least one uninterrupted hour as a personal commitment dedicated solely to kavod Shamayim.

The result has been an inspiring sight throughout the yeshiva world of Dushinsky. The halls of learning are now filled with the powerful sound of Torah, as the kol Torah resounds with renewed strength and intensity, continuing day and night without pause.