Yuval Cherlow
Rabbi Yuval Cherlow is a prominent Israeli Modern Orthodox rabbi known for his contributions to Jewish ethics and Jewish law. He is one of the founders of the Tzohar organization, which aims to bridge gaps between religious and secular Jews in Israel. Rabbi Cherlow is also the head of the Yeshivat Hesder Amit Orot Shaul in Kfar Batya, Raanana, where he educates young men to combine their religious studies with military service in the Israel Defense Forces.
Throughout his career, Rabbi Cherlow has been involved in various ethical discussions relating to modern issues such as medical ethics, economic justice, and the integration of technology and Jewish law. His approach often considers the complexities of contemporary life while striving to remain faithful to traditional Jewish values. This perspective has made him a respected figure in both religious and secular circles in Israel and abroad.
In addition to his educational and organizational roles, Rabbi Cherlow has authored and contributed to several books and articles on Jewish law and ethics. His works explore the challenges and questions posed by modern society, offering insights and guidance based on the rich heritage of Jewish legal and ethical thought. His contributions to Jewish thought and his active engagement in societal issues highlight his commitment to applying ancient wisdom to modern dilemmas.