YKTH 5785 - C-TEEN Learning & Basketball Game!!

On Monday, we had the opportunity to host the CTeen Travel program for an evening of connection and learning. The visit began with a joint study of a Sicha. Following the learning, the talmidim enjoyed a friendly basketball game — which we won by the way. It was a well-rounded experience that combined Torah, teamwork, and a strong sense of Achdus.

YKTH 5785 - Sports Draft

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On Motzei Shabbos, the Talmidim gathered in the Zal for this summer’s Sports Draft. This year’s league is called “The Kreizin League,” with each team named after a different circle of Chassidim. Captains were announced and took turns selecting their co-captains and a few early-round picks. The rest of the drafting took place behind closed doors, as captains and sports directors finalized the full rosters.

To end the night, everyone enjoyed a Melaveh Malkah with hot pizza — a relaxed close to an exciting first week.

YKTH 5785 - Har Arbel & Chof Kinor

On Friday, we set out on our first big outing of the summer. The day began with a scenic hike along the trails of Mount Arbel, where we enjoyed panoramic views of the Galil and the Kinneret. From there, we headed to Chof Kinnar, a men’s-only kosher beach, where the Bochurim cooled off and relaxed in the water. Before heading back, we made a quick stop at Dabbah to pick up a few essentials — everything from snacks to toothpaste. We returned just in time to get ready for Shabbos, wrapping up an incredible start to the summer.

Yerushalayim Shabbatton - Sunday

On Sunday, we visited Yad Vashem, which was incredibly inspirational, emotional, and uplifting. Following the visit, we enjoyed some fresh falafel for lunch.

Next, we went to Colel Chabad, where we packed pantry items for the elderly and needy. Our day continued with an exhilarating adventure at a secret Fauda base, where we trained as undercover agents and soldiers.

We then visited a real army base, where we had the opportunity to make a BBQ for the soldiers, dance with them, and uplift their spirits. Finally, we returned to Tzfas.