David Nesenoff’s new book “I Never Met The Rebbe Many Times” is getting praise and attention as he begins his world speaking tour. Nesenoff’s fame from outing the anti-Semite Helen Thomas from the White House led him to speak at over 700 Chabad Houses in the world. He has told thousands of audience members of his personal Chabad experiences and the stories he gathered first-hand from Shluchim. Now, he has written them down for all to read and enjoy.

Rabbi Efraim Mintz, Executive Director of the Rohr Jewish Learning Institute, said, “I applaud David Nesenoff’s delightfully disarming peek into the lives of individual Chabad emissaries. His journey weaves between hilarity and poignancy, and is as compelling as it is uplifting.”

The book with the most curious title, “I Never Met the Rebbe Many Times”, transports the reader on Nesenoff’s global travels. The chapters are filled with incredible Rebbe and Shluchim stories from all over the world including Chabad Houses and campuses in the U.S., Canada, Europe, Australia, Brazil, Argentina, Uruguay, Paraguay, South Africa, India, Morocco and Israel.

Mrs. Rishe Deitsch, Editor-in-Chief of the N’shei Chabad Newsletter said, “David Nesenoff’s new book is for people like you and me whose hunger for well-written stories about the Rebbe is insatiable. I laughed in delight and was moved to tears.”

The New York Times best selling author of “Rebbe,” Joseph Telushkin, said Nesenoff’s new book is “Humorous and poignant!”

David Nesenoff is a renowned speaker, rabbi, publisher, journalist, author, musician, and filmmaker.

Nesenoff was an anti-bias consultant for the U.S. Justice Department’s Civil Rights Monitors Office. His creative award-winning films have been screened by numerous venues including the Sundance Film Festival. He was the publisher and editor-in-chief of The Jewish Star newspaper in New York and The Jerusalem Observer in Israel.

David Nesenoff has spoken in over 700 Chabad Houses worldwide and was the keynote speaker on Gimmel Tammuz for an audience of thousands in Buenos Aires Argentina and at Yale University’s global symposium on anti-Semitism. 

Nesenoff’s interview with journalist and dean of the Washington press corps Helen Thomas at the White House caused her international demise. She was banished from her front-row seat and journalism after her 60-year career of covering every president since Eisenhower. The interview and its aftermath also had a striking effect on Israel, international media, and anti-Semitism and personally transformed the life of David Nesenoff.

David Nesenoff travels the globe delivering highly sought-after messages about Israel, the Jewish people, anti-Semitism, peace in our homes and lives, women in Judaism, the Sabbath, Chasidism, and Chabad. From Israel to the U.S., Canada, Australia, Ireland, England, Brazil, Paraguay, Uruguay, and Argentina, David’s audiences have reviewed his presentation, or one-man show, as “hilarious” “mind-blowing” “uplifting” and “life-changing.”