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OUR TEAM 

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Rabbi Eliyahu Davidowitz

Director of Outreach and Development / Rosh Kollel

Hailing from Rochester, NY, Rabbi Eli Davidowitz has been with the Kollel since its founding in 2008, serving as Rosh Kollel and director of development. His role focuses on guiding the Kollel’s mission and growth, while his teaching centers on mussar and Torah lessons that resonate with real-life challenges. Through his thoughtful approach, he brings timeless values into daily living.

rabbidavidowitz@lasvegaskollel.org

 

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Rabbi Nachum
Meth

Executive Director / Rosh Kollel

Originally from Silver Spring, MD, Rabbi Meth joined the Kollel in 2013 and now serves as its executive director and Rosh Kollel, helping keep everything organized, forward-thinking, and impactful. He loves teaching Jewish history, Jewish fundamentals, and anything uplifting—often weaving in creative connections to football or American history. His blend of leadership, passion, and creativity infuses the Kollel with energy and vision.

rabbimeth@lasvegaskollel.org

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Rabbi Dovid Y.
Kitainik
 

Rabbi, Summerlin Shul

A native of Queens, NY, Rabbi Kitainik has been part of the Kollel since its inception in 2008.  Since 2012, he has led the spiritual growth of the Summerlin Shul, helping it become a welcoming hub of community life. He finds great fulfillment in teaching Talmud and practical halacha and enjoys learning one-on-one with community members. 

rabbikitainik@lasvegaskollel.org

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Rabbi Aryeh
Goldman
 

Originally from Queens, NY, Rabbi Goldman joined the Kollel in 2015, where he thrives in small group settings and thoughtful discussions on personal growth and relationships. Known for his warmth and insight, he helps learners discover their own paths in Torah and life. Outside the Kollel, he has authored several books and is widely respected as a mentor and guide.

rabbigoldman@lasvegaskollel.org

 

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Rabbi Daniel
Rubenstein
 

Originally from Los Angeles, Rabbi Rubenstein joined the Kollel in 2014. Alongside being a certified mohel and an enterprising entrepreneur, he brings a fresh, engaging approach to many Kollel programs. His ability to make Torah learning accessible, practical, and fun has made his contributions especially meaningful to the community.

rabbirubenstein@lasvegaskollel.org

 

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Rabbi Baruch
Davidowitz
 

After a distinguished 43-year career in yeshiva high school education in Rochester, NY, Rabbi Davidowitz joined the Kollel in 2021 in a part-time capacity. He takes part in the daily morning seder and teaches both Talmud and Mussar. His deep experience and thoughtful teaching add richness and depth to the Kollel’s learning environment.

 

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Rabbi Yechiel
Mandel
 

From Miami, FL, Rabbi Mandel became part of the Kollel in 2024. He loves teaching through interactive chaburah-style learning and connecting with young professionals in relevant Torah discussions. His energetic, approachable style and genuine commitment make his teaching both engaging and impactful.

rabbimandel@lasvegaskollel.org

 

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Darren
Hargrove
 

Joining the Kollel team in 2022, Darren Hargrove serves as Operations Manager, handling day-to-day logistics and multiple ongoing projects. His careful coordination and steady dedication ensure everything behind the scenes runs seamlessly. Thanks to his efforts, the Kollel continues to function smoothly and effectively.

dh@lasvegaskollel.org

 

Las Vegas Rabbi
Rabbi Yosef
Kalter, of blessed memory

Rabbi Yosef Kalter served Kollel as Director of Kashrut Supervision at the Adelson Educational Campus. In the short time he was with us, Rabbi Kalter was instrumental in raising Kashrut standards in the school and the community.  His passion and enthusiasm left an indelible impact on the Summerlin community.  Tragically, Rabbi Kalter sucumbed to cancer in December of 2013.  Our Kollel continually strives to live up to the ideals that Rabbi Kalter lived by.  He is memorialized in our community by the Rabbi Yosef Kalter Bais Medrash at Kollel, dedicated in his eternal memory.  May his memory be a source of blessing.

Kollel is grateful for the service and contributions of our past staff members
Rabbi Dani
Locker

As one of the Kollel’s founding members, Rabbi Locker played a vital role in shaping its early years. Thanks to his dedication and vision, the Kollel launched Camp Nageela West in 2009, where he served as director. In 2015, he helped establish Nageela West Coast Jewish Experiences, which now runs independently. Today, alongside his continued involvement in Camp Nageela West, Rabbi Locker is also on staff with West Coast NCSY.

Rabbi Menachem
Moscovitz
 

Rabbi Moscovitz joined the Kollel team in 2015, where he took on the role of director of events for two years, bringing creativity and energy to many programs. In 2017, he left the Kollel to help found and grow the Mesivta of Las Vegas, where he continues to serve as a teacher and executive director, guiding the next generation of students.

Rabbi Avi
Cutler

Raised in Los Angeles and New York, Rabbi Cutler uniquely balances roles as a rabbi and practicing attorney. In 2012, he partnered with the Kollel to create Las Vegas Jewish Experience, reaching college students and young professionals across the valley. Since 2016, LVJE has flourished as an independent organization that still collaborates closely with the Kollel on community outreach.

Rabbi Yehoshua
Fromowitz
 

Rabbi Fromowitz spent five years as the founding co-Rosh Kollel and Director of Operations, helping to establish the groundwork for the Kollel’s growth. In 2011, the Kollel founded Ahavas Torah of Henderson and appointed Rabbi Fromowitz as its congregational rabbi. In 2020, he relocated to Cherry Hill, NJ, where he joined the faculty of the Foxman Torah Institute.

Rabbi Shimon
Gewirtz
 

Joining the Kollel in 2015, Rabbi Gewirtz dedicated himself to outreach within the Israeli and Hebrew-speaking community, creating meaningful connections and programs. Rabbi Gewirtz is now part of the staff of Zucker Academy in Las Vegas.

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