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Neve Yerushalayim Neve welcomes Jewish women of all ages to Jerusalem to come learn about their unique Jewish heritage. Neve welcomes women from every Jewish background.

Neve Yerushalayim, is a leading Jewish educational network, providing quality education to all Jewish women regardless of affiliation. For the last fifty years, Neve has played a major role in Jewish women's education, creating a revolution in Jewish communities worldwide. Whether she comes with little or no knowledge of Judaism and Jewish customs or has a strong Jewish education, every student can find a challenging program at Neve. Our mission is to prepare the next generation of Jewish leadership. Neve students and graduates have become a dynamic force in Jewish communities worldwide; offering education, inspiration, and Jewish values where it's needed the most: at home, at work, and in the community. Neve's far reaching impact is found in North America, Europe, the United Kingdom, South Africa, and South America, with its graduates opening Jewish schools, leading outreach programs in communities and on college campuses, and building committed Jewish families.

Regan (Siegal) Weiss, Neve '15, upon the birth of a baby boy.Rachelle Gaither, Neve Madracha '26, upon her engagement.Da...
19/10/2026

Regan (Siegal) Weiss, Neve '15, upon the birth of a baby boy.
Rachelle Gaither, Neve Madracha '26, upon her engagement.
Dana Abigail (Neckameyer) Grant, Neve '95, upon the wedding of her daughter.
Tziyona (Bembi) Kantrowitz, Neve '82 - '83, upon the birth of a grandson.
Madi Fidler, Neve Madracha '25, upon the birth of a baby girl.

Not Pictured:
Malka (Kate Eker) Marcuson, Neve '85 - '87, on the engagement of her daughter.

Please send your mazal tov pictures to [email protected] and write mazal tov in the subject line.

As we begin praying for rain in Eretz Yisrael, we are reminded that rain and brachas are connected to the good deeds and...
18/10/2026

As we begin praying for rain in Eretz Yisrael, we are reminded that rain and brachas are connected to the good deeds and mitzvot that we do.

May Hashem shower our beautiful Eretz Yisrael with abundant, life-giving rain, fill our hearts and homes with mitzvas, brachas, and bring shalom to our beloved land.

At Neve, learning Torah goes hand-in-hand with building a warm, supportive community. These young women come from all co...
14/10/2026

At Neve, learning Torah goes hand-in-hand with building a warm, supportive community. These young women come from all corners of the world, each bringing their own unique light, only to discover that they are part of one deeply connected family.

13/10/2026

Sometimes the best learning experiences begin with a surprise.

For Rosh Chodesh, Neve students enjoyed an unexpected olive-picking adventure in the Jerusalem hills, organized by Mrs. Yehudit Refson. Among ancient trees and golden fields, they learned how to harvest olives, worked together, laughed, and enjoyed the beauty of being outdoors. The olives they gathered were transformed into olive oil, turning a memorable day into something they could see, taste, and remember.

At Neve, Jewish learning happens in many places: in the classroom, around the Shabbat table, on evening activities, and out among the landscapes of Jerusalem. Along the way, students discover new parts of their heritage, form unexpected friendships, and grow in ways that often surprise them.

A special thank you to Mrs. Refson, whose dedication enriches so much of daily life at Neve. From caring for the campus to running our organic garden and farm, she creates hands-on learning experiences that connect students to the land, to one another, and to the values of Jewish life. Through her creativity, care, and tremendous work with the students, learning extends far beyond the classroom.

At Neve, meaningful experiences often grow in the most unexpected places!

Mazal Tov MondayMazal tov:Chaya (Helene Frishman) Lam '82 and Gitty's (Jane Warrenbrand) Bausk  '82 - '84, upon the marr...
12/10/2026

Mazal Tov Monday

Mazal tov:
Chaya (Helene Frishman) Lam '82 and Gitty's (Jane Warrenbrand) Bausk '82 - '84, upon the marriage of Chaya's son to Gitty's granddaughter.
Anna (Levine) King, Neve '88 - '90, upon the bar mitzvah of her grandson.
Malka Finkel, Neve '80 - '83, upon the birth of a grandson.
Henny (Snow) Shor, Neve '04 - '05, upon the bas mitzvah of her daughter.
Seraphina Adira, Neve Student, upon her engagement.
Katie (Ranish) Goldstein, Neve '16, '17 - '18 & '19, upon the birth of a baby boy.
Becky Tahel ben Dovid, Neve '18, upon the birth of a baby boy.

Please send your mazal tov notices to [email protected] and write Mazal Tov in the subject line.

07/10/2026

Until Next Year, Neve’s Succah!

Another Sukkos has come and gone, and it’s time to say goodbye to our beautiful Neve sukkah. For days, it was filled with meals, laughter, learning, singing and special memories shared with friends.

Until next year, may the warmth and joy of our Neve sukkah stay with us all year long.

The chagim may be behind us, but the memories and inspiration they bring stay with us. Now it’s back to the familiar rhy...
06/10/2026

The chagim may be behind us, but the memories and inspiration they bring stay with us.

Now it’s back to the familiar rhythm of Neve learning, friendship, evening activities and the beautiful backdrop of Jerusalem as we head into winter.

For our students, it’s a chance to step away from the rush of regular life and discover something new. And for our alumnae, we hope these days bring back memories of your own Neve days, the people, the learning and the moments that stayed with you long after you left.

Here’s to a wonderful winter at Neve!

Mazal tov MondayChaya (Markowitz) Levine, Neve (Shalhevet) '78, Madracha '80, Present Position, Dean of Students, upon t...
05/10/2026

Mazal tov Monday

Chaya (Markowitz) Levine, Neve (Shalhevet) '78, Madracha '80, Present Position, Dean of Students, upon the bris of her grandson.
Havah (Bilovsky) Lessin, Neve '09, upon her and her families aliyah.
Miriam Roness, Summer Madracha '26, upon her engagement.
Samantha Rothchild, Neve '23, upon her wedding.
Shelly Kramer, Neve '82 - '83, upon the birth of a granddaughter.
Sari (Leventhal) Stone, Neve '13, upon the birth of a baby boy.

Not Pictured:
Gitty (Jane Warrenbrand) Bausk, Neve '82 - '84, upon the engagement of her granddaughter.
Shari (Bloom) Kaufman, Neve '83, upon the engagement of her granddaughter.
Shanny (Fleischer) Katzman, Neve '99 - '01, upon the engagement of her daughter.
Ada (Sefton) Apfelbaum, 97-99, the wedding of her son.
Marla (Silverman) Schachter, Neve '91, on the engagement of her son.

Nothing like Birchat  HaKohanim  at the Kotel!
28/09/2026

Nothing like Birchat HaKohanim at the Kotel!

Chag Semeach from your Neve Family
25/09/2026

Chag Semeach from your Neve Family

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1 Beit Yitzchak Street, Har Nof
Jerusalem
91430

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