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Rabbi Moshe Gersht made aliyah from his home in Los Angeles nearly a decade ago, and now lives in Jerusalem with his wife and family. Moshe has spent years studying under Rabbi Beryl Gershenfeld, Rabbi Chaim Ilson, and Rabbi Asher Arieli, and his approach to Jewish thought is heavily influenced by the teachings of the Maharal, the Ramchal and the Chassidic masters.
When Rabbi Gersht isn't peeling back the layers of a Torah topic or revealing the rich meaning of a Yom Tov, he enjoys composing music. Succos Inspired is his first book.
