Dr. Mordechai Gampel

Dr. MORDECHAI J. GAMPEL is a psychiatrist and noted lecturer. He is a graduate of SUNY Downstate College of Medicine, and completed his residency in psychiatry at Long Island Jewish Medical Center. Currently, he has been working as an attending psychiatrist in various emergency rooms in the New York area. Dr. Gampel is married to Dr. Neshe Gampel, an accomplished Emergency Room Physician, and they reside in North Woodmere with their three children.

Rabbi Yehoshua Weber

Rabbi Weber is Rabbi Emeritus of Toronto’s Clanton Park Synagogue, where he served on Toronto’s Beis Din, in many areas of community leadership and founded NeXTJeN, an innovative young adults’ program. Rabbi Weber writes a weekly Parsha article, has lectured and published widely and spoken at Agudah and rabbinic conventions and alongside Prime Minister Netanyahu. Rabbi Weber’s exposure to many worlds - he learned in Beis Medrash Govoha, he has semicha from Chaim Berlin and he studied at Y.U.’s Revel graduate school - allows him to connect with many people, as do his fluent Hebrew and Yiddish.

Dov Hinkind

Assemblyman Dov Hikind served the 48th Assembly District for more than three decades as an outspoken advocate for his constituency, battling discrimination, anti-Semitism, Holocaust denial, and human rights violations. In the 30+ years of his tenure, Dov has committed himself to the immediate concerns of his constituency and is proudest of mediating, facilitating, and advocating on their behalf. Elected in 1982, the Assemblyman has honorably pursued justice for his constituents in Borough Park, Dyker Heights, Flatbush and beyond, frequently receiving calls for his leadership on issues which involve the greater Jewish community.

In the early 1970s, Assemblyman Hikind was a leader in the movements to free Syrian and Soviet Jewry. Upon learning of President Ronald Reagan’s visit to the graves of Nazi war criminals, Dov traveled to Bitburg, Germany to protest.

Rabbi Dov Greer

Rabbi Dov Greer serves as the Rabbi of the Beis Medrash of West Hempstead shul, and has been a Rav and Posek for nearly 20 years. He founded and leads an evening Beis Medrash program for young men in college, based in West Hempstead. He maintains a position as a Kiruv Rabbi in Mount Kisco Hebrew Congregation. He is also an in-demand Mohel, teaches Chassanim, and lectures widely. He is an EMT with the Mount Kisco VAC, and has served as a hospital Chaplain. Rabbi Greer was raised in Connecticut, studied in Yeshivas Brisk and Beth Medrash Govoha. He graduated with Honors from Yale University, has Semicha from Rav Yitzchak Berkovits, and was certified as a Mohel by the London Beth Din.

Rabbi Yechiel Lichtenstien

Rabbi Yechiel M Lichtenstein is a popular traveling speaker and practicing licensed psychotherapist. He currently works in the hip area of Sunset Park and the prestige district of Park Ave in NYC. With a clientele ranging from socialites to academics, navigating cultures and norms has become a focus point of his research and practice.

A charming yet energetic polymath, he has captivated audiences from across the spectrum. Highly accomplished at a young age, Rabbi Lichtenstein has taught Machshava in several Brooklyn based seminaries including Ateres Tziporah, Bnos Binah, and Ateres Naava. In addition, he provides professional trainings on mental health topics and innovations to clinically oriented facilities and organizations. Similarly, as a frequent guest at hotel programs, scholar-in-residence events, conferences, and national radio, his range of topics cover ancient spirituality to millennialist thought.

Fluent in philosophy and psychology while being a graduate of prestigious Yeshivos combined with a Social Change oriented University fuels dynamic discussions and analytic thought. Aside of an MS in Mental Health, he also holds several post-graduate certifications and trainings