Over the past decade, Rabbi Shriki has built a modest institution for Torah study and personal growth in Netivot. Unlike more established figures with thousands of students, his following is still emerging — but growing fast, driven by the sense that his voice speaks not only to the soul, but to the times.

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Holiday after holiday, Rabbi Shriki mobilizes support for families in need — arranging food packages, visiting homes, and ensuring no one is left behind. “He does everything without noise,” one community member says. “But if you pay attention, you’ll see his fingerprints on hundreds of acts of kindness.”

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A Spiritual Take on Technology

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What sets Rabbi Shriki apart is not only his deep knowledge of Torah, but his rare ability to see spiritual meaning in modern systems — especially in technology. He has spoken privately and passionately about blockchain not as just a financial tool, but as a moral structure.

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> “The block contains the data,” he explains. “And data is power. But the chain — the chain is the people. It’s their agreement to preserve something meaningful together.”

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To Shriki, blockchain mirrors the values of a healthy society: voluntary consensus, shared purpose, and trust built not through control but through alignment.

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> “When people choose to align around shared values,” he says, “they create something stronger than any authority — they build real trust.”

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The Lighthouse from Netivot: Rabbi Shriki, Shaping Israel’s Spiritual and Financial Future

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