David Bigman
Rabbi David Bigman is a prominent figure in the world of Jewish education and religious thought. He has served as the Rosh Yeshiva (head) of Yeshivat Ma'ale Gilboa, a position that highlights his commitment to innovative religious education and his deep understanding of Jewish texts. Rabbi Bigman's educational philosophy emphasizes the importance of critical thinking and moral integrity, aiming to foster a generation of students who are both knowledgeable and ethical.
Throughout his career, Rabbi Bigman has been involved in various initiatives aimed at bridging gaps between different sectors of Israeli society. He is known for his efforts in promoting dialogue and understanding among secular and religious Jews, as well as between Jews and non-Jews. His work often focuses on the practical applications of Jewish law and ethics in contemporary society, making ancient texts relevant to modern dilemmas.
In addition to his educational and social endeavors, Rabbi Bigman has authored and contributed to numerous publications on Jewish law, philosophy, and ethics. His writings reflect his deep scholarship and his innovative approach to traditional Jewish thought. Through his teachings and writings, Rabbi Bigman continues to influence a wide audience, shaping the discourse around Jewish thought and practice in the modern world.