Brisker is a term often associated with a style of Hasidic Judaism that emphasizes a rigorous approach to Torah study and a strong commitment to religious observance. Originating from the town of Bresk in Poland, the Brisker method focuses on analytical learning, encouraging students to engage deeply with texts and develop their own understanding of Jewish law and philosophy. The Brisker community is known for its distinctive customs and practices, which include a unique approach to Talmud study and a strong emphasis on intellectual rigor. Prominent figures in this movement include Rabbi Chaim Soloveitchik, who played a significant role in shaping its educational philosophy and methodology.