Rabbi Yitsy displays a unique blend of charisma and humility which is enhanced by a sincere and pure love for Torah and the Jewish people. His charm and teaching style has allowed him to shine and spread his wisdom to hundreds of students, young families and the community at large. He is an incredibly talented educator, totally committed to Chazak and to enriching the Sephardi community. More than an educator, he is a builder! Someone who has laid the foundations of so much of what Chazak has become, paving the way for the new generation. He has set up Chazak programming in many schools, set up the Community Centre and, together with his wife, has helped tens of couples to the Chuppah.

Rabbi Moshe Levy, a descendant of a distinguished line of Sephardic rabbis with Yemenite heritage, was raised in Brooklyn, New York. He graduated with a Finance degree from Touro College before receiving Rabbinic ordination in Israel. In London, Rabbi Levy teaches at several Jewish schools and offers engaging weekly classes. Affectionately known as the 'Yalla' man, he is renowned for his energetic and enthusiastic approach to Jewish community building and education. He organises popular family days and motivational Shabbat afternoons. As a highly sought-after speaker, he captivates audiences at various Jewish events with his inspirational and captivating talks.

Sami has been connected to Chazak since he was a teenager at JFS. He graduated from Cass business school in London with a business degree, spent 3 years in Yeshiva and pioneered the launch of BEAM academy. With over 7 years of experience in informal Jewish education, a background in finance and a large network of young professionals that he is keen to include, Sami has become increasingly involved in several other areas of Chazak's work. Recently, Sami has become the C.O.O. of Chazak.

Rabbi Shua Bitton Heads the CHAZAK SPICE Heritage Department, creating programs for schools, universities, and most media platforms, bringing Sephardi & Jewish heritage, history, and Torah to the masses with passion and clarity. Educated in Gateshead, Ponovezh, and Yeshivat Mir, and active in outreach and education for over 17 years, Rabbi Bitton also serves as the rabbi of his own kehillah. Growing up in a proud Moroccan Sephardi home while immersed in the depth of the yeshiva world has given him a unique blend of authenticity, heritage, and relatability, an approach that resonates powerfully with today's youth and the wider Klal Yisrael.

Rabbi Aidyn Breiter was raised in Cape Town, South Africa, where he spent his early years by the beach, enjoying a relaxed coastal upbringing. Although he grew up with limited formal religious education, a deep curiosity about life and the world around him led him to Israel at the age of 18 to begin exploring Jewish learning. What began as a personal search for meaning developed into nearly a decade of dedicated Torah study and spiritual growth at leading institutions in Jerusalem. Today, Rabbi Breiter lives in London with his wife and four children and leads the Chazak Schools department. Through hundreds of programmes and initiatives, he works closely with teenagers, helping them connect with their Jewish identity, develop a sense of purpose and engage with Jewish life in a meaningful way. Known for his genuine and relatable approach, he has become a trusted mentor to many young people navigating the challenges of modern life.

Born in London, Rabbi Kahlani lived in Jerusalem, co-founding Kehilat Avriechim Har Nof for English-speaking families. After studying for seventeen years in Yeshiva, he moved to the UK this summer with his wife Ora and five children to join Chazak. He started at Beis Yisroel, then moved to the Mir Yeshiva, becoming a student of R' Osher Arieli shlita. Spending six years in R' Osher's Gemara Shiur, he then joined a chabura of R' Osher's graduates, studying Sedarim Kodshim and Moed, earning Smicha from Rabbi Zalman Nechemia Goldberg shlita. Rabbi Kahlani also studied under Rabbi Moshe Shapira zt'l, deeply influenced by his teachings, and gave weekly shiurim in the Mir and other Yeshivot in Jerusalem.

Ruty is a warm and inspiring presence within the Chazak community. Together with her husband, Rabbi Yitsy David, she plays a central role in supporting and strengthening the many individuals and families who connect with Chazak. A devoted mother to their six children, Ruty brings deep compassion, wisdom, and authenticity to everything she does. Known for her approachable personality and genuine warmth, Ruty has a natural ability to connect with people from all walks of life. Many are drawn to her relatable approach and seek her guidance at important stages of life, including the many brides she supports as they prepare for their weddings. In addition to her work within the community, Ruty is also a spiritual healer, incorporating this perspective into the guidance she offers. Through this, she provides a thoughtful and much needed avenue for personal growth and wellbeing that many greatly value. With her passion for sharing Torah values and uplifting those around her, Ruty is a treasured part of the Chazak family and continues to inspire those she meets.

Deni Jacob is a Schools Educator and Gap Year Coordinator at Chazak, working with students across secondary schools in London to encourage meaningful engagement with Jewish learning and identity. Alongside delivering educational sessions, Deni organises social programmes, events and trips for sixth form students across London's Jewish schools, creating opportunities for young people from different communities to connect and grow together in a vibrant Jewish environment. Deni grew up in London and attended JFS before spending time studying at Midrashat Rachel Seminary in Israel. She later studied Law at Nottingham Trent University and went on to complete a Master's degree in Jewish Education. With over ten years of experience in Jewish education, she is passionate about supporting students as they develop their own connection to Judaism and confidence in their Jewish identity. She lives in London with her husband and their three daughters.

Ayalla grew up between Manchester, Gibraltar and London and comes from Moroccan roots. She has always enjoyed organising things, working with data, and building systems that help people and programmes run smoothly. As Office Manager at Chazak, Ayalla supports teams across the organisation and helps keep everything running behind the scenes. Whether coordinating projects, helping develop programmes, refining systems, or making sure the small details are covered, she enjoys supporting different departments so that everything runs efficiently. Ayalla is known for being firm but friendly, and for always making sure the job gets done. She particularly enjoys being part of a team driven by purpose and passion, and appreciates the energy and momentum behind Chazak's work and the impact it has on people's lives.

Pini is the man with the plan and ensures that, operationally, all of Chazak's activities run smoothly. He loves and is beloved to all he meets, and his genuine warmth and open heartedness have brought many to the Chazak events which he organises with devotion and passion. His Sephardic pride is palpable and it is this energy which is the priceless quality that has made him such a valuable part of the Chazak team.