ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Isaac Neuman is a remarkable author, rabbi, and Holocaust survivor dedicated to sharing his profound life experiences. Born in 1922 in Zdunska Wola, Poland, he survived six Nazi concentration camps, which deeply influenced his writing and spiritual outlook. Neuman’s works, including “My Summer in Israel” and “The Narrow Bridge: Beyond the Holocaust,” reflect his journey of resilience and faith, combining personal narratives with broader themes of human dignity and community strength.

Neuman, a Torah scholar, drew spiritual lessons from everyday life and advocated for social justice, participating in the 1965 civil rights march alongside Martin Luther King Jr.

In addition to his literary contributions, Neuman served as a rabbi at Sinai Temple in Champaign, Illinois, from 1974 to 1987, where he was known for his kindness and wisdom. He actively engaged with the community, offering support and guidance to those in need.