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We present this unique anthology that brings together educational voices across generations: the timeless insights of ḥakhamim of the past, the reflections and challenges of today's educators, and the fresh, hopeful visions of tomorrow's students. This collection explores the enduring foundations of Torah education, the shifting landscapes of learning in modern times, and historical examples to learn from today. Through essays, sermons, reflections, and personal narratives, readers are invited to discover how the depth, clarity, and inclusivity of the Sephardic educational tradition can illuminate and enrich the future of Jewish education across every community. DA'AT PRESS Education Rabbi Benjamin Artom The Sepharadim: Today, Yesterday, and TomorrowRabbi Dr. José Faur The Rabbinate in Sephardic CommunitiesRabbi Dr. Nissim J. Ovadia Yemeni Jewry and the Land of IsraelRabbi Yosef Qafiḥ Reflections on Torah Education and Mis-EducationRabbi Marc D. Angel Youth at Risk: A Balanced Solution to a Common Problem in the Writings of Rabbi Yosef QafiḥRabbanit Devorah Halevy Why Ancient Context MattersSina Kahen The Art of Mesora: Methodology and MasteryRabbi Yamin Levy The Learning Process: Four Principles from Maimonides for Sephardic EducationRabbi Dr. Raphael Zarum Study which Leads to Action: Sepharadi Da'atJackson Gardner Effortless Torah uMadda: Lessons from the Italian ExperienceBaruch-Lev Kelman The (Sepharadi) Grandfather of Modern HebrewMakena Mezistrano Teaching Tanakh in High SchoolEzequiel Antebi Sacca Tinokot Shel Beth Rabban: Torah Education in Middle ChildhoodAkiva Yeshurun Reclaiming Sephardic Female IdentityDenise Zami Samstein

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