Time has come for me to make it public - I got accepted to the Conservative Yeshiva in Jerusalem, from September to the end of May, phase 1. 🤗

Ever since I returned from Stockholm to Budapest, halacha, teshuvot, and all the exciting questions of today’s Judaism have given me no rest. The yeshiva in Jerusalem is a great opportunity for me to dedicate myself to Talmud and Torah, and to prayer.

I couldn’t have made it financially on my own, but thanks to the Masorti movement and the yeshiva’s stipend, I am able to begin my studies. Still, especially in the beginning — until my life takes shape with my schedule — I need some support.

Some of my expenses:

• One of my basic tools, my laptop, needs to be repaired.

• I’m looking for a room in a shomer shabbat and kashrut apartment, and need help with the start up costs.

• There’s also a small remaining tuition fee.

Every little amount matters a lot right now - to help me start this journey of intensive learning, and to practice and fully live a traditional, modern, egalitarian Judaism. To make my dream come true, and take a step forward on the path to the rabbinate.

And all this in Jerusalem! ❤️

Thank you so much for your support.

(The photo was taken by Boglárka Zellei at the exhibition inside Páva street synagogue in Budapest, upstairs. Behind me the in the photo, yeshiva bochurim. The Tzedakah box was designed by Zsuzsa Ujj - Judaica Hungarica.)