Born in Jerusalem Israel, Rabbi Cohen grew up in the U.S. and holds a Masters's degree in Special Education,
where he has years of experience in the field as a teacher and principal and founder of a school.

Rabbi Cohen has taught thousands of students from around the world both online and in-person, facilitated inspirational workshops for Taglit/Birthright groups and visitors to Tzfat as well as taught in various Yeshiva and Seminary institutions.

Rabbi Cohen enjoys hiking, traveling, swimming, and winemaking (Earth & Air Wines).
He is married to Miriam, together blessed with 10 beautiful children, making Tzfat, Israel their home since 2012.

Barukh Immanuel Erdstein

Barukh Immanuel Erdstein is an author, musician, and educator, seeking to share the world-view of the Kabbalah and its practices to help improve the world. A student of Jewish mysticism for 20 years, Barukh is originally from suburban Detroit and studied Anthropology at the University of Michigan, from where his spiritual search led him to Israel. He is particularly inspired by Lurianic Kabbalah, the teachings of the Komarno Rebbe and Rav Kook, and the present-day Ingathering to the Land of Israel. He presently lives on a hilltop with his family, close to the land, outside of the ancient city of Shechem.

Yehezkel Yosef Abulafia 

Yehezkel’s journey began almost 9 years ago when on a Birthright trip to Israel. Upon visiting Tzfat, he felt an immediate connection to the place and decided to begin exploring the mystical teachings he learned to be associated with the holy city. In exploring both Kabbalah and his own heritage, Yehezkel was able to trace his lineage back to the 13th-century Kabbalist Avraham Abulafia ZT” L. After studying in Yeshivot in both the United States and Israel, Yehezkel has returned to Tzfat where his journey first began. He and his wife Mia have decided to dedicate their lives to living and sharing with others the endless beauty of the Torah and life itself.