The subject matter discloses a control mechanism for a scrolling of a Torah parchment in a Torah scroll case, comprising an internal handle located inside a Torah scroll case, mounted on a pole on which the parchment is rolled an external cogwheel located outside of the Torah scroll case, mounted on a pole on which the parchment is rolled, rotation of the external cogwheel results in rotation of the pole; and, a springy unit pressed towards a niche in said external cogwheels utilized to control the movement of the pole on which the parchment is rolled.

A Torah scroll case includes a middle section which is hinged at opposite sides thereof to first and second outer sections by hinges. Each of the sections forms part of a full shape, so that when the sections are closed, the sections form a closed full shape, The sections, when closed, form upper and lower discs, the upper disc including upper disc portions formed on the middle section and the first and second outer sections, and the lower disc including lower disc portions formed on the middle section and the first and second outer sections. The first and second outer sections each include a pole for placing thereon a Torah scroll, and each of the poles extends between the upper and lower discs. A hinge assembly couples the first and second outer sections to each other and to the middle section.

The subject matter discloses a control mechanism for a scrolling of a Torah parchment in a Torah scroll case, comprising an internal handle located inside a Torah scroll case, mounted on a pole on which the parchment is rolled an external cogwheel located outside of the Torah scroll case, mounted on a pole on which the parchment is rolled, rotation of the external cogwheel results in rotation of the pole; and, a springy unit pressed towards a niche in said external cogwheels utilized to control the movement of the pole on which the parchment is rolled.