Rabbi Avraham Yosef Rottman, originally from Miami Beach, has lived in Israel for 35 years. The son of an orthodox Rabbi, Rabbi Rottman moved to Israel as a young boy and became a student of Rav Moskovits at a later stage, some 20 years ago. A very experienced teacher of Talmud and a range of other Torah subjects. Rabbi Rottman gives of himself and his outstanding gifts around the clock, with a rare devotion and humility. Rabbi Rottman acts as a personal advisor to students at Aliyos Shmuel.

Rabbi Dovid Broch grew up in the London suburb of Edgeware. As an inquisitive teenager, Rabbi Broch became a regular attendee of Project Seed. There, he was pleasantly surprised to discover the rationality and logic of Judaism, and found satisfying answers to philosophical issues. Rabbi Broch's learning experience at Project Seed and at the Hasmonean school inspired him to spend a year in a Jerusalem yeshiva before embarking on a law degree at Cambridge University. After graduating with first class honours, Rabbi Broch returned to Jerusalem and chose to turn his legal mind to the pursuit of a deeper Torah knowledge at Midrash Shmuel.

Fired by a belief that all Jews should be afforded access to the profundity and vitality of authentic Torah Judaism, Rabbi Broch gives of his tremendous clarity of thought and transmission skills to teach the halachos of Shabbos to the students of Aliyos Shmuel. Students, young and old alike, enjoy Rabbi Broch's sincerity, clarity, and affinity for every Jew.

Rabbi Broch lives with his wife and daughter in the Jerusalem neighborhood of Romema.

Rabbi Davidson pairs his extraordinary ability to elucidate abstract concepts with his desire to help others attain greater access to Torah learning. As part of the Aliyos Shmuel faculty, he gives a daily mishnayos shiur to the mature students of the program. He is loved by all for his dedication to the shiur and for the warmth and clarity with which he teaches it.