A Vision for His People 

For another person, it might sound like a bit of an expansive greeting, but not for Rav Gamliel Rabinowitz, whose recorded messages reach a vast number of Jews.

Not for him.

At Yeshivas Shaar HaShamayim, the Kabbalah yeshivah he heads, nishmas Yisrael — the collective soul of a nation and the many streams that run forth from it — is a sugya, studied just like the halachos of Shabbos or basar b’chalav.

Tei’ere Yidden is the space in which Rav Gamliel HaKohein Rabinowitz, rosh yeshivah of the century-old institution, exists — connected with, enamored of, and dedicated to, nishmas Yisrael.

And “ich hub eich zei’er leeb,” too: “Hamevarech es amo Yisrael b’ahavah,” the right and legacy of the Kohein, the love that flows from this Kohein in particular.