The Mikveh Project

Activity

The objective of the major Mikveh Project, sponsored by Matanel Foundation in conjunction with European Jewish Development fund is to assist with the planning and building of twenty-five mikva’ot in a cities who still don’t have Mikve throughout Europe. According to the Jewish law, City who have a synagogue but don’t have Mikve, have to sale the Synagogue in order to build a mikve.
The project is managed under the guidance of Rabbi Yaakov Lichtenstein, head of the Jewish court of the ‘Federation of Synagogues’ in London.

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How fortunate are you, Yisrael! Before whom do you become pure, and who purifies you? Your Father in Heaven, as the verse says. And I will sprinkle on you pure water and you will be purified.

- Yechezkel 36:25

Aryeh Goldberg

Aryeh Goldberg was born in Teveria in 1960 (5720). He spent his early years in the Torat Emet school in Bnei Brak, and after his bar mitzvah he studied in yeshivas. When he completed his education in Israel, he went to spend a year in New York. At the end of that year he returned to Migdal Ha’emek, where he received his rabbinical ordination from Harav Yisrael Grossman, zt”l. Following his marriage he spend three years learning in the Tzemach Tzedek kollel in the Old City of Jerusalem, a kollel specially geared for training rabbis. There he participated in the publication of the books that the kollel produced. Rabbi Goldberg served as spiritual advisor in Jerusalem’s Torat Emet yeshivah, a position he held for twenty-three years. Rabbi Goldberg was involved in many family-related issues, and in a wide variety of administrative positions, including managing the transporting of 70,000 young students throughout the country in the national Chinuch Ha’atzmai network of schools. Almost three years ago Rabbi Goldberg was appointed deputy director of the Rabbinical Centre of Europe.

Activity Reports

2011

List of Mikvaot