My passion for Tanach (Bible—Navi, Chumash, Ketuvim) and Talmud has been a cornerstone of my life, rooted in a rigorous Jewish education at top yeshivot including Yeshiva University and Yeshivat Har Etzion (Gush), where I studied under some of the most esteemed scholars. From early childhood through my 20s, I immersed myself in these texts, developing a deep appreciation for their complexity and beauty.
Since 2006, I’ve been an avid participant in Daf Yomi (a page of Talmud a day), and in...
My passion for Tanach (Bible—Navi, Chumash, Ketuvim) and Talmud has been a cornerstone of my life, rooted in a rigorous Jewish education at top yeshivot including Yeshiva University and Yeshivat Har Etzion (Gush), where I studied under some of the most esteemed scholars. From early childhood through my 20s, I immersed myself in these texts, developing a deep appreciation for their complexity and beauty.
Since 2006, I’ve been an avid participant in Daf Yomi (a page of Talmud a day), and in 2020, I began teaching it—sharing my knowledge with clarity, enthusiasm, and precision. I now teach Daf Yomi to a diverse group of learners, adapting my approach to meet each student’s needs. My teaching style blends historical context, interactive discussion, and a contagious love for the material, making even the most intricate topics accessible and engaging.
I’m known for my patience and passion, ensuring every student feels supported as they explore the richness of Jewish texts. Whether unpacking Chumash with Rashi, tracing the narratives of Navi, or navigating the logic of the Talmud, I aim to spark curiosity and foster meaningful connections.
What drives me is a lifelong love for these subjects and a commitment to sharing their wisdom. I find deep joy in helping students of all ages—whether elementary schoolers, retirees with PhDs, or anyone in between—discover the relevance and beauty of Torah learning. My goal is to create a dynamic, personalized experience that builds confidence and empowers learners to engage deeply with Tanach and Talmud.