Rabbi Yosef Sorotzkin was educated at the Telshe, Ponovezh, and Lakewood yeshivas. Following his marriage, he pursued further Torah study at the Brisk Yeshiva. He taught at Yeshiva Emek HaHalacha in Brooklyn and later founded Yeshivat Meor Eliyahu in Kiryat Telshe Stone, where he continues to serve as Rosh Yeshiva. He is the author of *Maged Yosef* on the Torah, a widely respected work across diverse Torah communities. Rabbi Sorotzkin also contributes regularly to various Torah journals.
The exemption for men who built a home, planted a vineyard, or became engaged before war isn’t about pity — it’s about preparing the soul for death. True Jewish courage is not only how you live, but how you die.
Sacred Paradox
Royal Torah Legacy
Parashat Balak
Parashat Korach
Shelach
Parshat Naso
Moral Clarity
The Light of Torah Outshines Everything
Stealing for Heaven
Purim Sameach!
A Disciple’s Devotion Meets a Teacher’s Unquenchable Calling
Chesed’s Enduring Echoes
Dvar Torah for Parshas Terumah
Inspiring
