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Shaya GisserRabbi, spiritual mentor
Date of Birth: 03.10.1961
Country:  Israel |
Content:
- Rav and Spiritual Mentor
- Education and Aliyah
- Family and Students
- Literary Contributions
- - "A Voice in Silence (Stories of Miracles)" by Y. Shekhter
- - "Living Water: Rabbi Shneur-Zalman of Lyady"
- - "Tanakh about the Fall and Revival of Jerusalem"
Rav and Spiritual Mentor
Rav Gisser is a renowned rabbi and spiritual mentor (mashpia) who has guided and inspired hundreds of Russian-speaking Jews. He currently leads projects at the "Lekhaim" publishing house and serves as a spiritual guide in the Kiev community.
Education and Aliyah
Rav Gisser graduated from Odessa School No. 117 in 1983 and immigrated to Israel with his mother in early 2006. He worked at the International Institute of the XXI Century and is a graduate of the International Institute of the XXI Century.
Family and Students
Rav Gisser is married twice and has five children: three boys and two girls. More than 200 individuals have studied under his guidance at various times and now reside primarily in Russia, Ukraine, Israel, and the United States.
Literary Contributions
Rav Gisser has played a pivotal role in translating and publishing various Jewish texts. His notable contributions include:
- "A Voice in Silence (Stories of Miracles)" by Y. Shekhter
- "The Jewish Tradition of Purity in Family Life" by Michael and Sima Koritz
- "Living Water: Rabbi Shneur-Zalman of Lyady"
- "A Guide to Blessings: 'Maane Lashon'" by Judah Wexler- "Introduction to the Tanakh" series
Courses and Publications
Rav Gisser has developed and taught numerous courses and published works on various aspects of Jewish tradition:
- "Tanakh about the Fall and Revival of Jerusalem"
- "The Prophet of Nations"- "This is the Temple of God"
- "The House of the King of Judah"
- "When the Seventy Years Are Fulfilled"
- "The Agada in the Talmud"
- "The Night is Divided into Three Watches"
- "Hasidic Parables: 'In a Word'" by A. Feigin
- "Prophecies about the Fall and Revival of Jerusalem" by J. Schneider
