About Me

I was born in Jerusalem and grew up in a secular Israeli family. Faith and Torah were not a major part of my life growing up. I attended a high school for the arts, traveled to several countries, and eventually, like most young Israelis, I was drafted into the army.

It was during my army service that I met my wife, Eynav. We married and began a journey together that would completely change the direction of our lives. Today, we are blessed with five wonderful sons.

The Questions That Changed My Life

My time in the army exposed me to people from very different backgrounds, beliefs, and ways of looking at life. I started asking questions I had never seriously asked before, about myself, about the world, and about what was guiding my life.

Something strange began to happen.

Again and again, I would find that the questions I was carrying were somehow being answered through the people I met and the situations I found myself in. At the time, I didn't really have words for it. I only felt that there was something beyond what I could see, quietly guiding me.

Looking back, I recognize those moments as my first real awareness of Divine Providence.

I began to understand that the Creator was not distant from my life. HaShem was involved in it.

That realization opened a door for me. It eventually led me back to the path of my ancestors and into a much deeper exploration of Judaism, Torah, prayer, and the teachings of our sages.

But more than anything, I discovered a relationship with HaShem that could be real, personal, and part of everyday life.

From My Own Journey to Helping Others

As I continued learning, I found myself wanting to share what had helped me with other people who were searching too.

I eventually created and managed an English program at a Torah learning center for five years, teaching and working with people from many different backgrounds.

Over time, I realized that there were people all over the world asking many of the same questions I had once asked. Some had grown up Jewish but felt disconnected from their roots. Others were beginning to explore Judaism for the first time. And some simply felt a connection to HaShem, Torah, Israel, or the Jewish people that they couldn't fully explain.

That desire to reach them eventually became the Emunah Project.

The Emunah Project

I founded Emunah Project Inc. with a simple purpose: to help people build a real connection with HaShem and discover the faith, wisdom, and identity that may already be much closer to them than they realize.

What began with teachings and videos has grown into an international community reaching people across the world.

Today, through classes, books, social media, prayer, personal guidance, and the work of the Emunah Project, I continue trying to make Torah and faith accessible to people wherever they are in their journey.

You don't need to have everything figured out before you begin.

Sometimes the beginning is simply realizing that the questions inside you are worth listening to.

My Books

Writing became another way for me to reach people beyond a class or a video.

Over the years, I've been blessed to write books for adults and children about faith, prayer, personal growth, Jewish identity, and developing a closer relationship with HaShem.

Each book came from a different part of the same journey: the questions I've struggled with myself, the lessons I've learned along the way, and the conversations I've had with people searching for clarity and connection.

My hope is that these books don't simply give you something to read. I hope they help you discover something within yourself and take another step in your own journey with HaShem.

Where I Am Today

Today, I live in Israel with my wife and family and continue to lead the Emunah Project and its growing community.

I teach, write, record classes and messages, meet with people, and share content that reaches people around the world every day.

But after all these years, the heart of the work is still very simple.

There are people everywhere searching for HaShem, searching for their roots, searching for meaning, or simply trying to understand why something inside them keeps telling them there is more.

I know that feeling because my own journey began there too.

And that is why I continue doing this work.