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Gavriella and Adam Lang

Gavirella (Gabi) Lang is the JLIC Director of the JCT-Tal campus in Jerusalem along with her husband Adam. Gavriella comes from the DC suburbs and made aliyah after studying in Machon Maayan and Michlalah. She received a BEd in English and Tanach from the Michlalah Jerusalem College for Women and before joining JLIC taught in Israeli girls' high schools. Gavriella also plays piano, loves walking in nature and spending time with family. Adam is the JLIC Director of Machon Tal in Jerusalem along with his wife Gavriella. He is originally from London and studied Theoretical Physics there before making aliyah. Adam has learned in a variety of Yeshivot and now works in biotech. He enjoys learning Torah with others and biking around Jerusalem. Gabi and Adam also run around chasing... Read More
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