Yeshiva education is a traditional form of Jewish learning that focuses on the study of Torah and Talmud. It typically involves intensive study in a religious environment, where students engage in discussions and debates about Jewish texts. Yeshivas can vary in their approach, with some emphasizing strict adherence to religious laws and others incorporating modern subjects. Students in a Yeshiva often spend several hours each day in study, guided by experienced teachers known as Rabbis. This education aims to deepen their understanding of Jewish law, ethics, and philosophy, preparing them for roles within the Jewish community or for further academic pursuits.