Staff

Specializes in the political behavior of the public and elected officials, and public opinion in Israel and the United States.

Professor at the Lauder School of Government, Diplomacy and Strategy and advisor to the doctoral program in government. His research focuses on international relations, international law, and democratic backsliding.

LLB, Bar-Ilan University. Practiced law in the public and private sectors.

Specializes in public opinion, political behavior, and political psychology. His research examines political groups and identities, political polarization, and intergroup competition, with emphasis on the Israeli case.

Lecturer in government, management, and public policy at the Lauder School of Government, Diplomacy and Strategy. Specializes in political management, policy implementation, and Israel's governmental system.

Lecturer in research methods at the Lauder School of Government, Diplomacy and Strategy. Specializes in political parties, institutions, and comparative politics. His research examines the personalization of politics, online politics, and applied research in Israeli politics.

His research focuses on political polarization, voter behavior, and comparative politics, particularly the effects of affective polarization on voter-party relationships, representation, and political participation.

MA in Behavioral Economics, Reichman University. Experienced in leading research projects with government ministries and public institutions. Currently researching rhetorical strategies in political leaders' speeches.

LLB, University of Haifa; MA student in Hebrew Literature, Ben-Gurion University. Content creator, publicist, and former attorney in private practice.

BA in Government, Diplomacy and Strategy, Reichman University. MA student (research track) in Political Science at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem.

Her research focuses on disaster management and ethics, as well as ethics in government and public administration.

Founder of the International Institute for Counter-Terrorism (ICT). Served as Executive Director of ICT and Dean of the Lauder School of Government, Diplomacy and Strategy.

President of the Nadav Foundation and Chair of the Board of ANU – Museum of the Jewish People. Founder and Chair of IMPROVATE and author of the bestseller "The Power of Identity: Knowing Who We Are". BA and MA in Economics. 

Head of the Specialization in Counter-Terrorism and Intelligence, Head of the International Track in Security Studies, and Head of the Program on Democratic Resilience and Renewal (PDRD) at the Lauder School of Government.

Co-Chair of the Israeli Chapter of the International Association of Constitutional Law and Co-Founder of the Israeli Legislation Association.

Specializes in psycholinguistics and the role of language in conflict and political discourse.

Expert in social and organizational psychology. Researches group dynamics in virtual and physical spaces, and escalation processes in political discourse.

Her research areas include comparative politics, public administration, and religion-state relations.

Specializes in political behavior and political radicalism. Her research examines motivations for political extremism and violence.

 Expert in international law, global crisis management, and international negotiation. Head of the Law and Security Division at the Lauder School of Government. 

Researches the role of communication in political conflicts and peace processes.

Expert in disproportionate policy responses and government reputation management.

Director of the Laboratory for Computational Decision Making and Head of the Program in Political Psychology and Decision-Making (POP-DM).

Information scientist specializing in the politics of information. Affiliate Associate Professor at the Information School, University of Washington, and President of the Israel Internet Association.

Expert in political psychology and the psychology of intergroup relations among children and adults.

Engaged in creating knowledge-intensive analyses in the social sciences and humanities, and computational processing of political discourse and thought.