Talk:Yeshiva Toras Chaim

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To whomever runs that bot that came through here, this is definately an orthodox yeshiva. A litvak one to be specific.

I'm condused. The people who the page says are the leaders of the yeshiveh dont make sense. R' Yisroel Meir Kagan ZT"L, and R' Yitzchok Wassereman ZT"L are both niftar. They are leaders of the dor before the shoah. Have a gut yuntiff. --Shaul avrom 23:14, 12 October 2006 (UTC)

• Hi Shaul avrom: The rabbis you mention are different to their two namesakes in Europe. They are legit and it's just one of those things that this yeshiva's leaders have famous names. How many "Menachem Mendels" are there by now? IZAK