Born in the United States, Moshe moved to Israel with his family at the age of one. He grew up in the beautiful yishuv of Meitar, on the edge of the Negev Desert, where his deep connection to the land, its landscapes, and its stories first took root. Today, he happily resides in Moshav Beit Zayit, near Jerusalem, with his lovely wife and their twin daughters.

For the past 25 years, Moshe has been guiding professionally, turning his lifelong passion for teaching into a meaningful career. Over the years, he has worked both independently and with a variety of organizations—most notably Ramah as a guide, educator, and speaker. He has collaborated with families, adults, and teenage groups from around the world, carefully tailoring each experience to the people in front of him.

Moshe’s love of nature, hiking, photography, and venturing off the beaten path infuses his guiding with depth and color. He is also an accomplished photographer whose work has been exhibited in Israel and the United States, and photography plays a natural role in how he sees, experiences, and presents the land.

Whether guiding in person or leading virtual tours, Moshe connects people not only to Israel’s history and geography, but also to its human stories. His tours are highly interactive and engaging – often including spontaneous conversations with locals, music, singing, role-playing, and thoughtful group discussions – creating experiences that are not only educational, but deeply personal, meaningful, and inspiring.