The move marks a dramatic return to a property that had been out of Jewish hands since the infamous 1929 riots, which led to the brutal massacre of 67 Jews and the expulsion of the city's entire Jewish community.

Rabbi Wein authored numerous books and produced lectures, newsletters, and educational programs that made Jewish history accessible to lay audiences around the world.

The hesder program, first initiated in the 1950s, has since grown into a movement of more than 80 yeshivas with over 10,000 students.

The Senate holds the key to a historic opportunity—$5 billion in federal scholarships for Jewish day schools and yeshivas nationwide.

Upon arrival, the scroll was welcomed with spirited dancing led by Rosh Yeshiva Sorotzkin, joined by faculty and thousands of students in a show of profound joy and honor for the Torah.

A unique initiative called Ruach HaNegev combines Jewish learning and volunteering.