Rabbonim and Masmichim
Our Faculty
Rabbi Shlomo Chaim Kesselman
Director, Maggid Shiur
Rabbi Shlomo Chaim Kesselman is a gifted teacher of halachah, and is known for his clarity and clear delivery. Rabbi Kesselman has taught and guided hundreds of students on their journey to receiving smicha. Rabbi Kessleman is a Rosh Yeshiva in Achei Tmimim Yeshiva (Brooklyn NY.)
Rabbi Nechemia Gurevitz
Student Coordinator, Shoel U’meishiv
Rabbi Nechemia Gurevitz is the co-director of Chabad of Hall County, GA. Rabbi Gurevitz has taught Halachah, Chassidus, and Talmud, in yeshivos around the world.
Rabbi Elisha Pearl
Rabbinic Advisor
Rabbi Elisha Pearl, a musmach of Harav Zalman Nechemia Goldberg, and Yeshiva University, has studied and taught halachah at Yeshivat Har Etzion, Yeshiva University, and Kolel Menachem. He has taught Torah from the Himalayas to the Alps, and from the Judean Hills to the Texan Plains.
Rabbi Yitzchak Sultan
Curriculum Developer
Rabbi Yitzchak Sultan is the editor of Halachipedia.com, a member of the Kollel in Yeshiva University, and coordinator of night seder at the Young Israel of Riverdale. Rabbi Sultan has previously served as editor for Beis Yitzchak, Kol Tzvi, and Batei Yosef, publications of Yeshiva University.
Rabbi Moshe Boruch Lichtensztajn
Curriculum Developer
Rabbi Daniel Rosenfeld
Curriculum Developer
Rabbi Daniel Rosenfeld received smicha from Yeshiva University and Yadin Yadin smicha from the Israeli Chief Rabbinate. He teaches in Yeshivat Shaalvim and serves as a dayan for the beis din of Kollel Eretz Hemdah.
Rabbi Tzemach Zirkind
Shoel U’meishiv
Rabbi Zirkind is a senior member of Kollel L’hora’ah Ma’asis in Brooklyn NY. Rabbi Zirkind has received smicha and shimush from Rabbonim and Dayanim all over the world.
Rabbi Chaim Burman
Translator
Rabbi Chaim Burman is Safra D’dayna at the Kehillas Federation Beis Din in the UK and Rabbi of the YAM community in London. He has smicha from the Israeli Chief Rabbinate; Rav Azriel Auerbach and Rav Yisroel Ganz and is currently completing a doctorate on the subject of truth theories in contemporary rabbinic literature.
