Announcing MMY's New Website!
 We our very excited to present MMY's new and improved website!
Besides the new look, the website contains tools for prospective students, parents, Alumnae and the Baka community.
For the prospective student and her parents, check out MMY's Mission and Hashkafa, or take a tour of the surrounding neighborhood!
Another new feature is the "My MMY" page.
This is the place that prospective students and Alumnae alike will enjoy watching video journals by current MMY students that express what "their MMY" is. It is also the place to read about what our amazing Alumnae have done since their MMY days. See our "Where are they now?" page to read up on different Alumnae profiles. (If any of our Alumane are interested in submitting a video journal or blog entry of what it was like for her as an MMY student or how MMY helped shape the person she is today, please be in touch with us at office@mmy.org.il).
See Upcoming Alumnae Events to keep posted with when MMY will be visiting your area or for any shiurim that you can join while your visiting Israel or if you live in Israel.
On our home page we will keep you updated with the latest shiurim, photos, MMY news, video journals, Mazal Tovs & events.
VISIT US AT OUR NEW SITE AND TAKE A LOOK AROUND! |
MMY Responds to Operation Amud Anan
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(left to right) Racheli Ambinder, Ellie Feldman and Sara Lerer buying toys with the money they raised, to be sent to the South.
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Of course, the recent "Amud Anan" military campaign made its greatest impact on the residents of Southern Israel who lived for those weeks with the constant fear of rockets and sirens. In Jerusalem, by contrast, there were only two incidents where a siren was sounded, and (thankfully) no rockets fell in the city. But that doesn't mean life went on as normal. In MMY - just as everywhere else in Israel - bomb shelters were cleared, students were instructed about emergency procedures, and everyone was constantly on alert...Read More |
Miriam (Shaffren) Hirschman - MMY 5759
 Miriam (Shaffren) Hirschman works in marketing research. After many years in Bergenfield, NJ, she and her family made Aliya this past summer to Alon Shvut. We recently caught up with her to interview her.
MMY: Let's start way back when you were in high school. Do you remember what caused you to choose MMY (which had only been in existence for two years) for your year in seminary?
MH: Interesting question - digging back in the annals of memory to high school is a bit taxing! In truth, though, I do remember quite well why I chose MMY, maybe because it's such a weird reason...Read More |
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MMY Goes Social  Recognizing the power of tapping in to today's interconnected world, our new website is fully integrated with a number of popular social networking platforms. Now you can always have the latest news and updates by liking us on Facebook and following us on Twitter. You can also subscribe to our YouTube channel for the newest videos and "MY MMY" Video Journals. And most importantly, our Shiurim archive is now hosted by YU Torah! All MMY shiurim are accessible directly from our own website and from YU Torah. In addition to providing wider distribution and enhanced searching capabilities, the new platform has powerful subscription capabilities. Using the buttons at the top of the list, you can sign up to automatically receive all new MMY shiurim straight to your computer or ipod via RSS feed or podcast. And by going to any shiur page and clicking on the link at the right, you can sign up for email updates every time a new MMY shiur is updated, or sign up only for specific teacher(s). We're very excited about this great use of cutting-edge technology to enable us all to stay connected. See you online! |
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