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Rabbi Yaakov  is a native of Sydney Australia. He is 50 years old, married with 2 children and now living back in Sydney. Rabbi Lilirnthal regards himself as “independent orthodox” and is closely tied to check credit reports.

His S’micha was Yora Yora Yudin Yudin from haRav Yaacov Berman z”l former Rosh Yeshivah of Etz Chaim of Montreux Switzerland, who himself was a moosmach of the famed Rav Yechiel Weinberg the last Rosh Yeshivah of the Berlin Yeshivah.

Ph.D. from California State system in Jewish law. Doctoral dissertation discussed the application of an identified Beis Din civil procedure to the resolution of dispute. M.Ed in Education Administration. J.D. in Law Asia Region international remedies used in international arbitration. B.A. in Religious Studies.

Several years’ Beis Din work on Long Island New York. Former pulpit Rabbi in Buffalo New York. Member of Buffalo Board of Rabbis and Long Island Board of Rabbis. Taught shiurim to large groups in New York. Lectured widely throughout the United States, Western Europe, Australia and South Asia on matters of Jewish Law. Operated a professional sound studio in New York producing audiotapes on matters of Jewish law as it applies to the family.

Practicing now in Sydney Australia in general dispute resolution (mediation & arbitration) since 1995. Widely published in prestigious law journals on subjects applying the halachah to conflict resolution. Current specific areas of practice include inheritance disputes, resolution of government regulation conflict, divorce mediation, commercial dispute resolution.

Rabbi Lilienthal also teaches techniques and theory of mediation to classes of lawyers in Australia.

Rabbi Ben-Meir was ordained a Rabbi after studies in Israel as well as here in the USA and graduated from the Rabbinical Seminary, International. Conservative in his approach, Rabbi Ben-Meir follows somewhat of an independent concept.

Rabbi Ben-Meir has a Ph.D in psychology specializing in adult addictions manifested due to adolescent trauma and abuse. Having served our country in Vietnam, Now retired from the Army, Rabbi Ben-Meir is the staff Jewish Chaplain for the Tarrant County Sheriff’s Department (Fort Worth, Texas) and is a licensed peace officer recently promoted to Captain.

Rabbi Ben-Meir was the rabbi of Congregation Beth Tikvah in Granbury, Texas until it folded last year. He is also married with 5 sons, the eldest born in Afula, Israel.

An army veteran, peace officer, Ph.D. and Family man, Rabbi Ben-Meir brings a wealth of knowledge and experience to Ask a Rabbi.

Rabbi Roller hails from Brooklyn NY. He became an ordained Rabbi from the Tiffereth Israel Rabbinical Academy of America in 1980. After Several years of Pulpit work Rabbi Roller returned to the private sector where he continues to interface with the Jewish community by teaching, filling in with Pulpit work, and doing life-cycle work.

Rabbi Roller is also the first Rabbi with a wedding ad on a web page.

Described as a post or nondenominational Rabbi, Rabbi Roller is involved with community at large. He is active in the Rotary, and also a Mason and Shriner.

Married with 2 daughters, an NYU Ph.D. as well as a Bachelor of Arts in History, the amount of experience Rabbi Roller brings to Ask a Rabbi.com is invaluable.

Samuel from Sofia, Bulgaria asked:
“I live in Sofia, the capital of Bulgaria(a slavic country in the Balkans). Pardon me for any mistakes at all because I’m still 14 years old. My father is a jew from Saint-Petersburg,Russia.And my mother is Bulgarian. I’m very active in our community dispite of the fact I’m not fully jewish.I even study yiddish a language spoken by my ancestors. Is it too soon for me to convert into judaism ,and is it too late to become a rabbi?”

Rabbi Freeman answered:
“Hi Samuel. It is not too early to start studying for conversion to Judaism, and it is not too late to become a rabbi. According to legend, Rabbi Akiva was in his 40s when he started his studies to become a Rabbi. If you have your parents’ permission, start your formal studies of Judaism as soon as possible.

Good luck to you.

Rabbi Judy Freeman “

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