The author of Esser Agaroth was born and raised in Southern California. He flew to Israel for the first time in תשנ״ז/1997, stayed, and has not left the ONLY homeland of the Jewish People since 1998/תשנ״ח.
An alumnus of UCLA, he has worked in a variety of fields, including education, mental health, entertainment, and publishing.
He has lived and worked all over Israel, including Jerusalem, and in the ancient tribal territories of Dan (Tel-Aviv and surrounds), Binyamin (north of Jerusalem), Ephraim (in Samaria), Asher (north coastal), and Naphtali (north central).
A few days before Rosh Hodesh of the First Month (Nissan) 5774 (March 26, 2014), he renounced his American citizenship, and is now holds only Israeli citizenship.
Esser Agaroth (10 Agaroth) is the approximate equivalent of 2¢ in Israeli currency, as in "giving my 2¢ worth."
Esser Agaroth is a commentary on life in Israel and on being Jewish.
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