Shabbaton Faculty List

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Dudu Fischer

Dudu Fischer

David “Dudu” Fisher
David “Dudu” Fisher is an internationally acclaimed performer whose powerful voice and remarkable stage presence have captivated audiences for over five decades. Best known for his unforgettable portrayal of Jean Valjean in Les Misérables, Fisher performed the iconic role in Israel from 1987 to 1990, on Broadway during the 1993–1994 season, and later on London’s West End—where he was honored with a command performance before Queen Elizabeth II.
A native of Israel, Fisher began his artistic journey after three years of service in the Israel Defense Forces. He studied at the Tel Aviv Academy of Music and trained under some of the world’s most celebrated cantors. At just 22 years old, he was appointed cantor of the Great Synagogue in Tel Aviv, a role that marked the beginning of his global influence in Jewish liturgical music.
Dudu Fisher’s career spans film, television, stage, and music, performing in English, Hebrew, and Yiddish. In addition to his theatrical accomplishments, he is an esteemed cantor who has brought traditional Hassidic, Yiddish, and cantorial music to audiences around the world.
His life-changing experience seeing Les Misérables in London in 1986 led him to audition—despite having no prior theater experience—for the Hebrew production. His passion and talent won him the lead role, and the production went on to become the longest-running musical in Israel.
Today, Dudu Fisher continues to inspire with his extraordinary voice, heartfelt performances, and dedication to bridging cultures through music and faith.
Judith Raanan

Judith Raanan

Judith Raanan is an artist and dedicated member of her local synagogue, known for her deep faith and commitment to Jewish life. In October 2023, Judith and her daughter Natalie were visiting Israel to celebrate the Jewish holidays and her mother’s 85th birthday when they were taken hostage by Hamas during the horrific October 7th attack on Kibbutz Nahal Oz.
Judith and Natalie were among the first hostages to be released after enduring nearly two weeks in captivity. Their story of survival and resilience captured global attention and became a symbol of strength, faith, and the enduring spirit of the Jewish people.
One year later, Judith continues to be a voice of hope and remembrance, holding in her heart those who remain in captivity. She shares her experience to raise awareness, inspire solidarity, and emphasize the importance of unity, faith, and freedom.
Slovie Jungreis- Wolf

Slovie Jungreis- Wolf

Slovie Jungreis-Wolff is an acclaimed author, renowned lecturer, and respected parenting instructor. She is one of the most sought-after voices in the Jewish world today, known for her passionate, insightful teachings on relationships, parenting, and Jewish values. As the daughter of the legendary Rebbetzin Esther Jungreis—founder of Hineni International and author of Life is a Test, The Committed Marriage, and The Committed Life—Slovie carries forward a powerful legacy of faith, family, and inspiration.
Slovie is the author of the widely acclaimed parenting handbook Raising A Child With Soul, published by St. Martin’s Press. Her teachings have guided countless families across the globe toward building spiritually enriched homes rooted in timeless Jewish wisdom.
For over 30 years, Slovie has led Hineni Young Couples and Parenting classes at the Hineni Heritage Center in New York City. She has lectured extensively throughout the U.S., Canada, Mexico, Panama, Europe, South Africa (including the prestigious Sinai Indaba), and Israel. She is also a beloved columnist for Aish.com, Ami Magazine, and The Jewish Press, where her articles continue to inspire readers worldwide.
In addition to her writing and speaking engagements, Slovie teaches at Manhattan High School for Girls and offers online parenting workshops through JewishEbooks.com, expanding her reach to audiences around the world.
With warmth, wisdom, and authenticity, Slovie Jungreis-Wolff empowers individuals and families to live with purpose and soul, continuing her mother’s mission to ignite the divine spark within every Jewish heart
Ofir Akunis

Ofir Akunis

Ofir Akunis is an Israeli politician, diplomat, and public servant with a distinguished career in government and international relations. Since May 2024, he has served as the Israeli Consul General in New York—his first diplomatic posting—where he represents Israel’s interests and fosters strong ties with American communities.
A member of the Likud Party, Akunis previously served in the Knesset and held several key ministerial roles, including Minister of Science and Technology (2015–2020, 2022–2024), Minister of Labor, Social Affairs and Social Services (2020), and Minister of Regional Cooperation (2020–2021). Known for his dedication to innovation, public welfare, and regional collaboration, Akunis has played a significant role in shaping Israel’s domestic policy and international partnerships.
With a strong background in media, politics, and policy, Ofir Akunis brings a wealth of experience and insight into the challenges and opportunities facing Israel and the global Jewish community today.
Dr. Isabella Reichel

Dr. Isabella Reichel
Ezra Mor

Ezra Mor
Rabbi Dovber Baitman

Rabbi Dovber Baitman

Rabbi Dovber Baitman is a prominent and highly sought-after lecturer originally from Ukraine, known for his captivating style and deep insights into Torah, Jewish mysticism, and current world events. With a unique ability to engage audiences of all backgrounds, Rabbi Baitman has gained international recognition for his dynamic presentations and thought-provoking messages.
Back by popular demand, Rabbi Baitman returns with another powerful installment in his acclaimed Geula and Mashiachlecture series. This lecture, titled Illusions and Deceptions, takes listeners on a journey filled with spiritual insight, unexpected twists, and eye-opening revelations about the world we live in and the times we are approaching.
Renowned for weaving together ancient wisdom with modern relevance, Rabbi Baitman leaves his audiences inspired, challenged, and spiritually uplifted. Don’t miss the opportunity to experience one of today’s most compelling voices in Jewish thought.

Rabbi Baruch Babaev

Rabbi Baruch Babaev

Rabbi Baruch Babaev has served as Chief Rabbi of the Bukharian Jewish Community from 2012 to the present.
He is known as a powerful lecturer, and for his caring and positive impact on young and old alike. Among his many projects was the distribution of more than 50,000 Torah based CD discs in the Bukharian language. Harav Babaev moved with his family from Samarkand to Israel in 1995. He received his Rabbinical ordination in 2002 from the Chief Rabbinate of the State of Israel. After further intense examination by Torah leaders Harav Oradia Yosef, Rabbi Abarzel and the Chief Rabbinate of the State of Israel, Rav Babaev became a Dayan (rabbinic judge). As a reflection of his involvement and dedication to Bukharian youth, Rabbi Babayev was honored with the JIQ Elementary School Award.

Rabbi Velvel Belinsky

Rabbi Velvel Belinsky

Rabbi Velvel Belinsky is the spiritual leader of The Ariel Jewish Center and Synagogue, serving the Russian Jewish Community in Baltimore, MD. He was born in Leningrad, Russia, to a family of mathematicians. At a young age he aspired to become a scientist, but he was already playing major roles in the theater and the movies; professionals were recommending an acting career. As he was deciding between two careers, he discovered the beauty of his Jewish heritage. Today, Rabbi Velvel Belinsky is an ordained rabbi and a shaliach
—an official emissary of the Chabad Lubavitch movement.

Rabbi Eli Blokh

Rabbi Eli Blokh

Rabbi Eli Blokh, originally from Moscow, is the executive director of the Chabad of Rego Park/Jewish Russian Community Center of Queens. Chabad of Rego Park serves the spiritual and material needs of a very diverse Jewish community. In addition to his rabbinic duties, rabbi Blokh is also the volunteer Jewish chaplain for the Forest Hills Hospital and Elmhurst Hospital and is on the ethics committee for Forest Hills Hospital.

Dr. Marika D. Cherfas

Dr. Marika D. Cherfas

Dr. Marika D. Cherfas is a respected physician specializing in both Holistic and Internal Medicine, with over two decades of experience serving the Brooklyn, New York community. A graduate of the Latvian Medical Academy in Riga, Latvia, Dr. Cherfas has built a reputation for blending conventional medical practices with holistic approaches to provide comprehensive, patient-centered care.
She is affiliated with Coney Island Hospital and New York Methodist Hospital, and is known for her dedication to treating the whole person—mind, body, and spirit. As an internist, Dr. Cherfas focuses exclusively on adult care and brings extensive expertise in diagnosing and managing a wide range of conditions, with a strong emphasis on preventive health.
Fluent in multiple languages and deeply attuned to the diverse needs of her patients, Dr. Cherfas is highly recommended by those under her care. She accepts a wide range of insurance plans, including Aetna, Blue Cross, and United Healthcare.
With a thoughtful and integrative approach to medicine, Dr. Cherfas is committed to empowering her patients toward long-term health and wellness.l.

Bassie Chudaitov

Bassie Chudaitov

Bassie Chudaitov is a much beloved teacher and mentor, who was involved in the Jewish underground in the Soviet Union, secreting Yeshiva students in her home at great personal risk, and an avid supporter of all activities of Chamah since its founding, together with her husband, Rabbi Moshiach Chudaitov.

Rabbi Menachem Chuzhin

Rabbi Menachem Chuzhin

Rabbi Menachem Chuzhin is involved with outreach in the Russian American Jewish Community of New York.
He is the director of the Chamah Mobile Jewish Center.

Polina Dorosinskaya

Polina Dorosinskaya

Polina Dorosinskaya is a licensed mental health counselor and art therapist. Her clinical interests include treatment of addiction, post-traumatic stress disorder, anxiety and mood disorders. Polina works at the inpatient and outpatient levels of care bringing expressive therapies to help facilitate therapeutic change.

Rabbi Avrohom Hertz

Rabbi Avrohom Hertz

Rabbi Avrohom Hertz is the Shliach of the Lubavitcher Rebbe in Bensonhurst, Brookyn and spiritual leader of Congregation Tifereth Torah of Bensonhurst. He Actures Talmud classes for graduate students in Yeshiva Oholei Torah, Brooklyn. He also serves as one of the Dayanim/ Rabbinical Judge in Vaad Rabanei Lubavitch.

Rabbi Manis Friedman

Rabbi Manis Friedman

World-renowned author, counselor, lecturer and philosopher, Rabbi Manis Friedman uses ancient wisdom and modern wit as he captivates audiences around the country and the world.

He is widely recognized for his thoughtful approach to almost every major issue that plagues society, from self-awareness to spirituality, mysticism, sexuality, parenting, and marriage. Evidence of his regard is displayed throughout thousands of students, fans, and individuals who have a deep respect for his wisdom and compassion. When he takes the podium, Rabbi Friedman enthuses each of his listeners with a sense of purpose and definite direction.

Rabbi Friedman has written 5 books with more on the way and has been featured on CNN, PBS, BBC, AND A&E, TEDx, to name a few. Another one of his claims to fame is being Youtube’s most popular Rabbi, with over 300k followers

Elana Ilyayev

Elana Ilyayev

Elana Ilyayev is a co- founder of a Kiruv organization named Sisters Outreach. She is a dynamic speaker who inspires women to come closer to the creator.

Ari Kagan

Ari Kagan

Ari Kagan is Brooklyn District Leader, and a much acclaimed TV and Radio journalist; he hosts popular programs on Russian Television Network of America and on Davidzon Radio (620 AM). He was born in Minsk, Belarus, in 1967, and graduated from the Journalism Department of the Lvov Military Political College in 1988.
Ari immigrated to America with his family in 1993. He graduated with honors from Baruch College in 1999 with a degree in business administration. Ari is a prominent leader and advocate on behalf of the Russian-American Jewish Community, and has received many awards for his outstanding service.

Rabbi Mordechai Kanelsky

Rabbi Mordechai Kanelsky

Rabbi Mordechai Kanelsky was born in Russia and educated in an underground yeshiva. In 1970 he immigrated to Israel and was a student at the Chabad Yeshiva. He relocated to the United States in 1976, where he continued his higher education. He founded Bris Avrohom in 1979 under the direction of the Lubavitcher Rebbe. The organization is dedicated to fostering Jewish identity amongst Jews from the Former Soviet Union. Bris Avrohom has arranged 6,500 brissim and conducted over 900 group weddings in accordance with Jewish tradition. It also provides education for adults and children, daily and holiday services, a summer camp for children, a school for orphans in Zhitomer and sponsors Bar Mitzvah programs in Israel for those in need. Bris Avrohom has contact with over 30,000 individuals worldwide.

Rabbi Kasriel Kastel

Rabbi Kasriel Kastel

Rabbi Kasriel Kastel is the Program Director of Lubavitch Youth (rganization (LYO). Since 1968, he has organized Shabbatons, provided counseling and headed the Speakers Bureau of LYO. Following the Six-Day War in 1967, he coordinated the Tefillin Campaign initiated by the Lubavitcher Rebbe and encouraged thousands of Jews to begin laying tefillin. He organized the Jewish Free University with classes for novice Jewish learners on Sunday mornings and has been in operation for over ten years. He is the publisher of the Wellsprings magazine, and founding trustee of AJCP. He received his Rabbinical ordination from the United Lubavitcher Yeshivos in Brooklyn, NY.

Rabbi Aryeh Katzin

Rabbi Aryeh Katzin

Rabbi Aryeh Katzin is Dean of Sinai Academy, a High School for Russian immigrants in Brooklyn, NY. Rabbi Katzin produces a weekly radio program for Davidzon Radio called Jewish Life, reaching out to millions of listeners in the former USSR. He was a Jewish activist in Moscow from 1977 thru 1981, and studied Torah in the underground movement, and then taught Torah and Hebrew language under the watchful eyes of the KGB.
His group included Yuli Edelstein and Yosef Begun. He immigrated to Israel in 1981, and continued his Torah Studies in Jerusalem, while being actively involved in educational projects for new immigrants. In 1992 he launched Yevreiski Mir, a Russian language Jewish weekly newspaper. Rabbi Katzin is the CEO of RAJE (Russian American Jewish Experience).

Rabbi Eli Kogan

Rabbi Eli Kogan

Rabbi Eli Kogan born in Moscow, Russia in 1970, is the ounder and director of Jewish Russian Learning Cente t Staten Island, New York, and the spiritual leader o Congregation Shaarei Teshuva. He is the Editor in Chief of Habad.ru, a Russian version of the Chabad.org website. Rabbi Kogan is a famous lecturer on Torah, Kabbalah and Chassidic Philosophy, who frequently lectures worldwide, and is a songwriter. He is also the host of the daily talk show “Fifth Dimension” on the RUSA Radio, and has a popular YouTube channel.

Rabbi Zeev Kushnirsky

Rabbi Zeev Kushnirsky

Rabbi Zeev Kushnirsky is the director of JRLC of South Beach. He was born in Ukraine during the Soviet regime.
He moved to Israel with his parents and siblings where a spark started for his renewed connection with Judaism.
As a teen he came to the USA for high school where he started his journey to a more observant life. He went back to Israel to pursue rabbinical studies and came back to America and graduated from Yeshiva Central Tomchei Tmimim Lubavitch. He has been working with the Russian speaking community since his teens. Today he is the spiritual leader of his community providing counseling, classes, and ceremonies of Jewish life cycle events. He likes to explain deep ideas with jokes and parables from daily life into deep chasidicm and Kabalistic concepts. He loves and enjoys to teach and lead his community with joy.

Rebetzin Esther Kushnirsky

Rebetzin Esther Kushnirsky

Rebetzin Esther Kushnirsky is the co-director of JRLC of South Beach. She was born in Brazil and grew up following some Jewish traditions. She started her journey towards a more observant Judaism when she was a teen. After college Esther went to Israel for seminary and then came to USA to finish her Jewish studies. She has been working with the Russian speaking community for more than 15 years. She directs the Hebrew School, Jewish Kids Club, Bat Mitzvah Club, Jewish Women Circle, teaches weekly classes, runs and organizes holidays programs. She loves to speak about how Judaism and Chassidus helps women connect to their femininity and have an improved mental well-being.

Kate Kalmykov

Kate Kalmykov

Kate Kalmykov is based in our New York and New Jersey offices and has close to two decades of experience in business immigration matters. Kate currently Co-Chairs the Global Immigration & Compliance Practice at Greenberg Traurig. In this role, she works with employers of all sizes across a variety of industries in understanding and complying with the immigration laws relating to the hiring and retention of foreign talent. Specifically, her practice focuses on supporting clients and advising them on temporary and permanent residency immigration options for multi-national executive, business, scientific, and information technology personnel. In addition, her practice provides support to companies in the global transfer of personnel.
Within the field of immigration law, Kate is a well-known speaker and author.
Kate is devoted to pro bono matters and has spent extensive time helping clients fleeing conflict and persecution with asylum applications, applying for and obtaining Temporary Protected Status and Humanitarian Parole.
Kate is actively involved in various charitable activities and organizations. For the past six years she has served as President of the Board of the Council of Jewish Émigré Community Organizations (COJECO) which is the central hub of the Russian speaking Jewish community in the New York tristate area. She also serves as a board member of Ukraine Habitat Fund which provides housing and support services for Ukrainians coming to the United States seeking refuge due to the horrific war started in 2022. Kate is also a passionate home cook. She hosts a cooking blog on Instagram @lovetocookny and hosts cooking classes in her free time to share her passion for creating beautiful dishes that incorporate international flavors from her travels around the world.

Rabbi Baruch Lepkivker

Rabbi Baruch Lepkivker

Rabbi Baruch Lepkivker is the Program Director of Bris Avrohom, an organization that has met the needs of Russian Jewish Immigrants in New Jersey since 1979.
Rabbi Lepkivker organizes classes in English (ESL) and Jewish history, counsels families and individuals, lectures and teaches Torah, Chassidic philosophy and Kabbalah.
He organizes Jewish holiday celebrations, seminars, and Shabbatons at various venues.

Rabbi Benzion Laskin

Rabbi Benzion Laskin

Rabbi Benzion Laskin is the Program Director of Chamah International, Director of the Russian National Shabbaton, and Rabbi of Oceanview Jewish Center in Brighton Beach, Brooklyn. He is a sought-after lecturer and has been featured on lecture tours in the U.S, Israel, and Europe. Rabbi Laskin writes a weekly column called “The Jewish Home” in the national Russian newspaper Forum. He also hosts a radio program on Davidzon Radio, the largest Russian-language radio station in America with over half-a-million daily listeners, called Be Jewish. He is a frequent guest on Russian-American TV programs geared toward the Russian Jewish communities, with great success.

Rabbi Moshe Chaim Levin

Rabbi Moshe Chaim Levin

Rabbi Moshe Chaim Levin is Rabbi of the Chabad Lubavitch of Kensington. He was among the first emissaries of the Lubavitcher Rebbe to the FSU.
Together with his wife, Doba, they serve one of the largest Russian Jewish Communities in Brooklyn. He immigrated to America from Russia in 1971 and established the publishing department of F.R.E.E. His lectures on the teachings of Kabbalah and Chasidism in Russian are available on YouTube.

Rebbetzin Mattie Pil

Rebbetzin Mattie Pil

Rebbetzin Mattie Pil, a shlucha in San Francisco, has been an educator for over 40 years. She ran a school for
18 years and specializes in Kabbala for Women
She is a certified life coach and works with people to find their spiritual and physical mission.

Rabbi Alexander Pruchansky

Rabbi Alexander Pruchansky

Rabbi Alexander Pruchansky was born in the city of Chisinau. He moved to Israel in the year 1990 were he served in the army and studied in Yeshiva. Since 2005, he has been the head of the Youth Educational Complex, “Kfar Sitrin” in Israel. He is a world-renowned speaker, head of the media group known as, “Mondent of Wisdom,” and a messenger of the Lubavicher Rebbe.

Rabbi Dan Rodkin

Rabbi Dan Rodkin

Rabbi Dan Rodkin is the head of the Shaloh House Jewish Day School in Brighton, MA. Tapping into his educational experiences in different countries, Rabbi Rodkin created an engaging, challenging, and well-rounded academic program in both judaic and secular subjects. Rabbi Rodkin was born in Moscow into a family of educators. At the age of fifteen, he began studying Jewish thought and tradition. Having studied at the most prestigious seminaries in Russia, Israel, and the US,
Rabbi Rodkin earned his Master of Arts degree in Theology from the Rabbinical College of America in Morristown, NJ, and his Rabbinical Ordination from Central Lubavitch Yeshiva in Brooklyn, Ni. He nasy published several articles in Hebrew and English on Jewish thought and education.

Sara Rodkin

Sara Rodkin

Sara Rodkin is a co-director of Shaloh House, Russian Jewish Center of Greater Boston. She was born in Latvia and moved with her family to America at the age of 15.
She is an educator by profession, having taught elementary and middle school for more than a decade.
She organizes and runs women’s events, teaches brides, has a weekly challah class, and speaks on a variety of topics in Jewish thought and philosophy.

Avraham Shneor Zalman Petrosian

Avraham Shneor Zalman Petrosian

Avraham Shneor Zalman Petrosian is an IT specialist, software developer, and author. He is known for such projects as: “Torah Codes”, “Seder ha Dorot” and “Universal dates converter” apps for mobile. He gives lectures about Israel and international law as well as lectures about modern science and how it relates to Judaism and the Torah. He is mostly known for his strong criticism of the Theory of Evolution as well as his criticism of the idea that the world is billions of years old. Avraham speaks fluent English, Hebrew, and Russian.

Cantor Moishe Shur

Cantor Moishe Shur

With a voice as sweet as it is agile, tenor Moishe Shur combines classical cantorial singing with chassidic melodies that enchant his listeners. Born in Montreal, into a family of Baalei Teffila, Moishe Shur began conducting High Holiday services at the early age of 13, under the tutelage of iris father, R’Zalman. He continued his studies at the Rabbinical Colleges of Canada & America, appearing in Synagogues and stages across both countries. While in Los Angeles, Moishe was introduced (by the famed Cantor Rabbi Berele Zaltzman) to Victor Shatkin, a Russian-Latvian Jewish opera tenor with whom he trained for 6 years. During that time, Moishe became Cantor of the Etz Jacob Synagogue. He later returned to Montreal, serving as a Cantor at the Beth Israel Synagogue for over two decades. Cantor Moishe Shur continues to conduct services in prestigious Synagogues and appears on concert stages throughout Canada and America.

Rabbi Zushe Winner

Rabbi Zushe Winner

Rabbi Zushe Winner is a renowned scholar who has lectured and published on all aspects of Jewish wisdom.
He is the Shliach of the Lubavitcher Rebbe, and established the Chabad Neshama Centers and is the spiritual leader of the Sea Breeze Synagogue. He also serves as a Rosh Yeshiva in the Lubavitch Central Yeshiva and is a Rabbinic Judge at the Lubavitch Beis Din.

Zlata Razdolina

Zlata Razdolina

Zlata Razdolina is a composer, arranger, author, and performer. She has composed over 600 musical pieces in various genres. She is spoken of as a unique and distinguished phenomenon in musical culture. Zlata Razdolina was born in Leningrad where she was awarded the highest musical degree. She is a laureate of many national and international musical competitions. She was forced to flee to Israel in 1989 because of threats by the nationalist, anti-Semitic organization Pamyat. She continued to advance in her musical career in Israel and contributed to many theater and cinema productions. Her composition, “My Dear Esther” won the Sholom Aleichem prize. She has composed song-cycles of many of the best-known Israeli and Russian poets, and is perhaps most famous for her Holocaust-themed requiem, “Song about Murdered Jewish People”. The song was acknowledged by the BBC as the most distinguished musical piece dedicated to the memory of Holocaust victims.

Rabbi Aaron Reichel

Rabbi Aaron Reichel

Aaron Reichel is a rabbi, an attorney, an author, an editor, and an administrator. He wrote, edited, and/or supplemented various books, and wrote many articles on Jewish and secular subjects, some of which were republished by a U.S. Senate Subcommittee. He is most noted for having authored The Maverick Rabbi, about Rabbi Herbert S. Goldstein (the R’chash) and 3 monographs on the influential West Side Institutional Synagogue. He was not the author of the biography of Chief Rabbi Cohen (by Frisch & HaCohen) or the book on Judaism and baseball (Rabbi Yisroel Roll), but he edited the translation of the biography of Rabbi Cohen and wrote a chapter which was included in the English translation of the biography of Rabbi Cohen and 2 chapters in the second edition of the book on Judaism and baseball.

Mrs. Winner

Mrs. Winner

Mrs. Winner is the Rebbetzin of the Seabreeze Jewish Center and the Rebbe’s Shlucha in Brighton Beach. She produced the acclaimed video and associated seminar series “A Taste of Shabbos”. She is a well-known motivational speaker, lecturing on a wide variety of topics related to the Jewish woman.

Rabbi Hillel Zaltzman

Rabbi Hillel Zaltzman

Rabbi Hillel Zaltzman is the President of Chamah. He was one of the founders of Chamah while under the watchful eye of the KGB in Soviet Russia. Chamah has grown to an international organization, extending humanitarian aid to tens of thousands of needy Jews in Israel, Russia, and the United States. Rabbi Zaltzman is the author of the best-selling book, Samarkand, depicting the life of Chassidim and the perils of learning Torah and spreading the light of Judaism under the oppressive Communist regime. The book has received high acclaim and has been published in English, Yiddish, Hebrew, and Russian. It is also available as an audiobook and e-book.

Rabbi Yehoram Ulman

Rabbi Yehoram Ulman

Rabbi Ulman is the head of the Rabbinical Court of Sydney, Australia. He is a halachic expert on a broad range of contemporary issues including IVF treatment, stem cell research, divorce, conversion, and other pressing issues. He was born in Leningrad, USSR.

Dr. Marina Yuabova

Dr. Marina Yuabova

Dr. Marina Yuabova is a Family Nurse Practitioner and Assistant Professor at City University of New York. She is also the founder of Integrative health and aesthetics aiming to restore health holistically, as well as beauty. Her extensive training and broad experience make her a unique medical professional with vast knowledge pertaining to functional and alternative medicine. She is also an internationally recognized author.