Leadership Program - 3rd year

Ido Rozolio

Adi Zeavi

Third-year Law and Business Administration dual degree student. Served 6.5 years in command roles in the Communications and Intelligence Corps and now as a reserve battalion deputy commander. Participated in the Health Rights Clinic and was an academic track representative for two years.

Raz Ben Haim

Third-year Law student in the direct path to an MBA. I run a food business. Last year, I volunteered at the Labor Court in Bat Yam, and this year, I participate in the Housing Rights Clinic and lead the student clubs department in the Student Union.

Yael Ben Artzi

Third-year Law student in the direct Master's track in Governance. Served in the IDF and currently a Lieutenant Colonel in reserves. Concurrently, I am the coordinator of the community legal clinic, after a year of providing legal assistance in a program for women in prostitution and a trial procedure practicum. I was the speakers coordinator for the 20th Herzliya Conference and participated in a program that integrates prisoners and students on social and economic rights.

Lior Shukron

Third-year student in the dual degree program of Law and Business Administration. Serving as a Platoon Leader in reserves in the Maglan Unit. As a coordinator in the "City in Flight" program in Kiryat Malachi, I mentor and encourage youth towards meaningful service. Concurrently, I am part of a White Collar Crime practicum in collaboration with the Tax and Economic Prosecutor's Office and participate in the Praxis Club.

Arin Rozner

Third-year student in the Honors Program in Strategy and Decision-Making. I work at the Women's Lobby, promoting its policy in the Knesset. Outside of my studies, I am part of the university's debate team. I participated in the Honors Workshop at the Institute for Liberty and Responsibility in Applied Politics and volunteered with an organization that promotes economic education for at-risk youth.

Oz Schory

Fourth-year student in the dual degree program in Law and Psychology, Dean’s List (2022-2023). I served in the Air Force in a command position and was a member of the Israeli Judo team, holding a black belt, Dan 1. Currently, I am the captain of the university's Judo team. Alongside my studies, I participated in and coordinated the Tel Aviv Prosecutor's Office (Criminal) internship.

Shir Tzfania

Second-year student in Law and Business Administration. I served as a combat officer in the R'dalas Battalion and am currently a captain in reserves and a platoon commander in Battalion 7109. In the upcoming year, I will participate in the Rubinstein Program and the State Prosecutor's Internship. Additionally, this summer, I am joining a course on socio-economic rights that integrates prisoners and students.

Itay Gilboa

Third-year student in the Honors Program for Strategy and Decision-Making. I completed a year of service with the Jewish Agency in Brooklyn and served in the IDF Nahal Brigade. Later, I worked as a counselor at Ein Gedi Youth Village and as a mentor at "SpaceLab." Outside of my studies, I participated in the debate club, managed the negotiation club, and joined a delegation to Syracuse University in New York.

Sapir Brifman

A student in the dual degree program in Law and Business Administration. I served as an officer, and after my discharge, I went on a mission with the Jewish Agency. I am excited to participate in the Rubinstein Program and confident that it is an opportunity to deepen my knowledge, sharpen my skills, and contribute to creating an ethical political culture guided by the judiciary.

Antonio Tenus

A second-year student in the dual degree program in Law and Business Administration. Before my studies, I was involved in importing car parts from international suppliers and managing global trade. Alongside my studies, I participate in the Kulna program, where I assist first-year students whose native language is not Hebrew in integrating into academia.

Shelly Zehavi

A second-year student in the direct track for a Master's in Law, Technology, and Business Innovation. I served in the IDF Spokesperson's Unit and later worked as a communications consultant for tech companies. Alongside my studies, I was part of the "Wealth Management" club, participated in a student exchange program in the Netherlands, joined the clinic for legal accessibility for startups, and currently work in the university's public relations department.

Hadar Sharaabi

A second-year student in the dual degree program in Law and Government. I served for 5 years, with my last role as a company commander in the Alon Battalion. During my studies, I was part of the Entrepreneurship and Leadership Club and volunteered at the courts. Currently, I am in the clinic for representing youth. I work as a project manager at the "Yarzin-Sela" group. In my free time, I enjoy surfing and drawing.

Omri Kplansky

Romi Paz Shriel

A second-year law student in the direct M.A. program in Law, Science, and Technology. During my military service, I served as a captain in various roles, including head of the human resources department in an operational unit in the Navy and as the chief of staff for the Planning Directorate in the IDF. I continue to contribute to national security through reserve service in an operational unit in the Navy.

Lian Faran

A third-year law student in the direct M.A. program in Law, Technology, and Business Innovation. Driven by a passion for justice, human rights, and democracy, I see law as a tool for social change. Writing is my way to express, help others, and inspire personal growth. My goal is to create positive change through vision and belief.

Zoee Segev

Second-year student in the dual degree program in Law and Business Administration.