YTTL Queens Celebrates Graduation of Shiur Daled – 40 Bochurim participating in completing Bava Kama
Parents, grandparents, and the Hanhala of Yeshivas Tomchei Tmimim Lubavitch Queens gathered Sunday for a grand and elegant Seudas Mitzvah celebrating the graduation of the Shiur Daled talmidim from Mesivta.
Joining in the celebration were 15 talmidim who marked an additional remarkable achievement: completing and being tested on the entire Maseches Bava Kama.
The banquet-style event was skillfully emceed by the Menahel, Rabbi Yossef HaCohen Hendel , who set the tone for an evening celebrating Torah, growth, and achievement.
Rabbi Zalman Liberow , member of the Hanhala, opened with the Rebbe’s kapitel of Tehillim. The Pesachim Bichvod Achsania was then given to the Rosh Yeshiva of Tomchei Tmimim Poconos, Rabbi Menachem aizenman , who delivered a Hadran and connected the four Avos Nezikin to the avodah of a Yid.
The Poconos Yeshiva’s Menahel Ruchni, Rabbi Mendel Silman , expressed heartfelt appreciation to the dedicated staff and highlighted the tremendous accomplishments of the Yeshiva. A special highlight was the Siyum HaMasechta, delivered by the talmid M.M. Lazarus , followed by words from Eitan Avital on behalf of the talmidim who completed the Masechta.
The devoted Mashpia of Shiur Daled, Rabbi Levi Liberow , connected the learning of Bava Kama to the personal growth of the talmidim, weaving together meaningful lessons with lively Chassidishe stories and humor.
The evening concluded with the graduation presentation, as Rabbi Yossef HaCohen Hendel highlighted the unique qualities of each of the graduating Temimim and presented each talmid with his certificate.
The proud parents and grandparents marveled at the accomplishments of their children and grandchildren, as the evening left a deep impression on the entire Yeshiva community—especially the graduating talmidim of Shiur Daled.
As the Temimim now embark on the next stage of their journey, they carry with them the Torah, Chassidus, and experiences gained in Mesivta, with the hope and tefillah that they will merit to continue their journey together with the coming of Moshiach Tzidkeinu, מיד ממש.
