After the war, he joined the remainder of the Mir yeshiva students in New York City, where the yeshiva had re-opened. For a short period, he joined a group of students who went to Cincinnati, Ohio, where Rabbi Eliezer Silver had founded a yeshiva.
After the conflict, he reunited with the rest of the Mir yeshiva pupils in New York City, which had resumed operations. He temporarily collaborated with a cluster of students who journeyed to Cincinnati, Ohio, where Rabbi Eliezer Silver had founded a yeshiva.