Lithuanian Yeshivas are traditional Jewish educational institutions that focus on the study of Torah and Talmud. They emerged in the 19th century in Lithuania and became known for their rigorous academic standards and emphasis on analytical learning. These yeshivas played a crucial role in the development of Jewish scholarship and produced many prominent rabbis and scholars. The yeshivas often operated within a framework of Orthodox Judaism, attracting students from various backgrounds. They fostered a unique culture of debate and discussion, encouraging students to engage deeply with religious texts. This educational model has influenced Jewish learning worldwide, with many modern yeshivas drawing inspiration from the Lithuanian tradition.