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Rabbi Leead Staller and Shoshana Bachrach

Rabbi Leead Staller and Shoshana Bachrach have completed one year as the OUJLIC in Downtown NYC, and they are excited to keep the energy going! Rabbi Leead is from Highland Park, New Jersey. Previously, he was the Rabbi of the Stanton Street Shul. After attending Yeshivat Har Etzion, Rabbi Leead went to the University of Pennsylvania, where he served as the co-chair of the OCP and was inspired by his experience with OU-JLIC to continue his career in a similar path. He received his Smicha from Yeshiva University. Rabbi Leead Staller and Shoshana Bachrach Shoshana is a Pittsburgh, PA native and an attorney at NYLAG, a public-interest non-profit. Shoshana has lived in NYC for nearly a decade, after attending Stern College for Women and Cardozo Law School.
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