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alumni in 30 years

Hesder Yeshiva

The Dimona Hesder Yeshiva,

heart of the Mifalot network,

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serves as a spiritual and educational center that influences the entire network of schools and enriches community life in the city.

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Students, aged 18–25, combine in-depth Torah study with meaningful military service.

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The yeshiva is instrumental in building a generation of young leaders with strong faith, national responsibility, and a deep connection to the Torah and Am Yisrael.

Yeshiva High-school

Tzvia Dimona High School educates boys ages 14–18 (grades 9–12)

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through a unique combination of Torah, academic excellence, and personal development.

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Alongside high-level studies in both religious and general subjects, the yeshiva emphasizes social responsibility, mutual care, and strong community involvement.

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while graduates continue to military service, higher education, and leadership roles in Israeli society.

Girl's Ulpena High School

Ulpanat Dimona Girls High School

 

educates girls ages 12–18, offering a unique combination of academic excellence, spiritual resilience, and a strong clear Jewish identity.

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Alongside high-level studies, the school fosters Torah-based female leadership that is involved in society and contributes to its future.

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Graduates leave with the tools to lead and influence in diverse fields.

Noam-Haim Elementary School

For over 45 years, Noam Chaim has stood as one of Dimona’s most respected educational institutions.

 

With nearly 400 students, the six-year school combines excellence in Torah learning with high-level general studies.

 

Boys and girls learn separately, in an environment that nurtures values, good character, and spiritual growth.

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Guided by Rabbi Yaniv Hassan and under the leadership of Rabbi Turgeman, Noam Chaim is a source of pride for Dimona and its generations of graduates.

Pre-Schools Program

Hundreds of preschool children in Dimona are introduced to Jewish values and traditions in a joyful way.

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Dedicated educators bring songs, stories, and jewish customs to life in the classroom.

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Parents see their children connecting to am yisrael and their Jewish neshama

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The program lays a foundation for a lifelong Jewish identity.

It is both education and inspiration, nurturing the future of Am Yisrael.

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