Rabbi Yechiel Sitzman was born in Germany before World War II, and grew up in the United States. He studied in Yeshivot in the US, England, and Israel.

He is on the teaching staff of The Jerusalem Academy of Jewish Studies (Yeshivat D'var Yerushalayim). He has been active in advising Noahides and assists Rabbi Yoel Schwartz in his communications with them.

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Rabbi Dov was born in New York and after moving to Rhode Island, then New Mexico (yes, true wandering Jews) his family moved west to California. Rabbi Dov has always had a keen love of Yiddishite. At an early age his grandmother Freda use to say "Dovela why are you so frum?" Rabbi Dov spent a year in Israel during the Yom Kippur War as an ulpanist and volunteer. Rabbi Dov is a graduate of the University of Maryland, College Park, Maryland; CSUB where he completed a major and received his credential in primary and secondary education; a graduate of University of LaVerne where he received his Administrative Credential in Educational Management, and what is referred to as a soft degree from Commonwealth Open University with a Doctorate in Education. Rabbi Dov's doctorate dissertation was "How Do We Make the World a Better Place to Love or 'Carpe Mitzvah'," in 2003. Rabbi Dov received his rabbinical ordination from Vaad HaRabonnim in Manhatten, New York from Rabbi Mordachi Freemen, M.Ed., in 2005. Rabbi Dov Yitchak and Rebbetzen Hadassah Ruth are the Co-Executive Directors of the Central California Jewish Network which is an outreach and information network within the central part of greater California. Rabbi Dov Yitzchak is both a student and a mentor through Partners in Torah and a mentor for Aish Discovery Partners. Rabbi Dov Yitzhak has a passion for learning and a passion to teach and bring the beauty and joy of Yiddishkhit to all Jews and Righteous Gentiles wherever and whenever he can.