The Volozhin Yeshiva was a prominent Jewish educational institution founded in 1803 in the town of Volozhin, which is now in Belarus. It was established by Rabbi Chaim of Volozhin, a disciple of the famous Rabbi Elijah of Vilna, also known as the Vilna Gaon. The yeshiva became a model for modern Jewish learning, emphasizing rigorous study of the Talmud and Jewish texts. The Volozhin Yeshiva played a crucial role in the development of the Lithuanian Yeshiva system and influenced many other yeshivas across Europe and beyond. It operated until 1892, when it was closed by the Russian authorities. Despite its closure, its educational legacy continues to impact Jewish scholarship today.