Former Chief Rabbi of England, he is the author of many books, including Covenant and Conversation.

Founder of the Nishmat Learning Institute for Women, she also created the Yoetzet Halakha program.

Known as the Lubliner Rav, he originated the concept of the Daf Yomi, which now has tens of thousands of Jews learning the same page of Gemara each day and completing the Talmud every 7 and a half years.

Known for the weekly "gilyonot" pages she sent out and graded each week on the Parasha, she revolutionized the study of Tanakh in Israel and around the world.

After surviving the Holocaust as a young boy, he became the Chief Rabbi of Israel, and is currently the Chief Rabbi of Tel Aviv-Yaffo.

She revolutionized the study of the Holocaust with her book Hasidic Tales of the Holocaust and her exhibit in the National Holocaust Museum in Washington about her home town of Ishoshok.

Known to his followers worldwide as "der Rebbe," he was a pioneer in the work of Kiruv and was known by the name of his Hasidic dynasty's home town of Lubavitch.

Author of the Koren/Maggid edition of Megillat Ruth, she teaches Tanakh in the Herzog Institute and all over Israel, the United States and the world.

Israeli born Rabbi and nephew of the founder of Yeshivat Kerem B'Yavneh, he teaches at Yeshiva University and delivers regular shiurim in communities around the metropolitan area.

Professor of Judaic studies at Stern College, she formerly taught at Touro College and is a sought after lecturer around the country.

Before passing away a few years ago, he served as co-Rosh Yeshiva of Yeshivat Har Etzion for over 40 years.

Known to many for heading the Beit Midrash in Camp Moshava, this gifted teacher lives in Alon Shvut and lectures in Tanakh in Yeshivat Torah V'Avoda, Midreshet Lindenbaum and around the world.

Known to his many students as "The Rav," this brilliant talmid chacham guided the Modern Orthodox Jewish world for decades in the mid 20th Century, from his bases in Yeshiva University and the Brookline, Massachusetts Jewish community.