Dirshu

About Dirshu

Dirshu is a speaker on Lehallel — the filtered YouTube platform. 31167+ of his recordings can be watched here, with no ads and no comments.

Dirshu's own channel holds the learning it carries around the world - the Daf Yomi, the Daf HaYomi B'Halacha through the Mishnah Berurah, the Amud Yomi and the Yerushalmi - and the celebrations when a cycle is finished. On Lehallel more than thirty thousand of its videos are approved; this page gathers the ones a person comes back to, room by room.

The most-watched are the siyum celebrations. "Tatale, Kum Shoin Aheim" (Tatty, come home already), from the siyum of the Daf HaYomi B'Halacha, has been watched on YouTube nearly seven hundred thousand times, and the video album of the joy of an earlier siyum more than half a million. Zanvil Weinberger sings "Min HaShamayim" and "VeSechezenah" at Dirshu's siyumim, Motty Vizel the "Yerei Shamayim" medley; there is the Shabbos medley at the Prudential Center when the Amud Yomi began Maseches Shabbos, "Mimekomcho" at Dirshu London with the Pirchei London medley, and "Ani Maamin" in memory of those lost in Meron.

The largest room is the Daf HaYomi B'Halacha: short shiurim that go through the Mishnah Berurah a siman and a se'if at a time, many of them asked as a question - may one cook chamin with kitniyos for an Erev Pesach that falls on Shabbos? why are women obligated in tefillah? when may Kaddish be said without ten men?

The Daf Yomi in English goes daf by daf through each masechta, and the parsha of the week comes in stories told in the mirror of the parsha and short messages from the rabbis of Dirshu. Each recording opens on its own page, with no ads and no comments around it.

You can search inside the shiurim by what was said, play the whole catalog back to back, or follow Dirshu to be told when something new comes in.