4th Year - 2025\26

  • Avishag Levi


    Third-year Law and Psychology student. Last year, I participated in the International Law Clinic, and in the coming year I will take part in the Criminal Prosecution Practicum in Tel Aviv.

  • Doron Levi Stein


    Third-year student and representative for Law-Government track. Academically, I am part of the Clinic for Representing At-Risk Youth and Young Adults and serve as the Clinics Program Coordinator. In parallel, I was responsible for Housing and Scholarships at the Student Union, and this year I am interning in the office of Member of Knesset Yasmin Sachs Friedman. In the military, I served in the Magal training corps, ultimately as a recruits company commander, and I currently serve as an operations officer in Division 98 in the reserves.

  • Gal Levi


    Second-year student and track representatives for Law–Business Administration program. . As part of my work with the Union, I was a member of the leadership team that organized the internship simulation evening held in memory of Major Dor Zimel Z"l and Staff Sergeant David Schwartz Z"l. In the coming year, I will participate in the Criminal Practicum in collaboration with the Israel Police Prosecution Division.

  • Itamar Heller


    Third-year Law student in the direct MBA track. Due to an injury I sustained in a military training accident, I served as a mentor in the “Shorashim” program for IDF wounded veterans. I also assist wounded soldiers in exercising their rights with the Rehabilitation Department. I play wheelchair tennis at Beit HaLochem Tel Aviv. Academically, I took part in the AI Club.

  • Shiraz Contini


    Fourth-year student in the dual Law and Government program. In my second year, I participated in the Excellence Workshop in Applied Politics at the Institute for Liberty and Responsibility and served as a coordinator in the “Law Students in Community Service” program at the Enforcement and Collection Authority in Kfar Saba. Last year, I took part in the Clinic for Representing Youth and Young Adults.

  • Eli Boonie


    Third-year Law and Psychology student. I served in the military for 4.5 years in the Magal training corps, from platoon instructor to company commander. In my first year, I provided initial legal assistance at the Tel Aviv Family Court. In my second year, I completed a pre-internship at a family law firm. I am currently continuing in the same pre-internship position, participating in the Judicial Proceedings Practicum, volunteering at the rehabilitation program in Kibbutz Kfar Aza, and am a member of the Praxis Club.

  • Agur Mor


    Third-year student in the joint Law–Psychology program. I served five years as an officer and commander in an operational unit and currently serve in active reserves. In my second year, I participated in the Legal Clinic at the Public Defender’s Office in Tel Aviv.

  • Valeria Halperin


    Second-year Law student in the direct track for a Master’s in Government. During my military service, I served as a commander and combatant in the Artillery Corps and currently continue to serve in the reserves. Alongside my studies, I have volunteered for the Israel Cancer Association for the past two years and participate in the Criminal Clinic in collaboration with the Public Defender’s Office. This year, I had the privilege of taking part in the university’s 16th delegation to Poland.

  • Mishel Diachook


    Fourth-year student in the dual Law–Business Administration program, in the Lela Tusk-Radziner Honors track. I served in the military as a legal registrar and currently chair the Wealth Management Club. I am a graduate of the Local Government Clinic and the Judicial Practicum at the Tel Aviv District Court. Alongside my studies, I have worked as a legal assistant on lawsuits filed on behalf of survivors and families of victims from October 7 and the Operation Swords of Iron conflict.

  • Mahmoud Iben Bari


    Third-year student in the dual Law and Government program. Academically, I volunteered at the Labor Court in Bat Yam and was part of the Animal Rights Clinic. I gained practical experience at a family law firm specializing in torts, and I currently serve as a mentor in the “Kalona” program for new university students.

  • Hili Kuperstein


    Third-year Law student in the direct track for an M.A. in Government. Academically, I was part of the Legal Accessibility Clinic for Startups; this year, I serve as its coordinator and also participate in the Judicial Proceedings Practicum. On the personal-professional side, I am active in the fight against religious coercion in the education system, was a board member of “SaronaHub,” and volunteered with the “Tzim’on” association. I am currently part of the “Yashar” party, serving as spokesperson and digital manager.

  • Romi Obol


    Second-year Law–Business Administration student. Before my studies, I trained in culinary arts at the “Danon” school and in fashion at the “Marangoni” school in Milan. At the university, I am part of the swimming team, which I had the honor of representing in the ASA Championship, a sport I competed in intensively in the past. Additionally, I am a member of the PropTech Club. I currently work in a consumer goods company in the health sector.

  • Yuval Pfefer


    Third-year student in the dual Law and Government program. I currently serve full-time in the IDF as part of the “Ofek” program, which allows service members to pursue a bachelor’s degree. Last year, I participated in the Community Clinic, and this year I am taking part in the Judicial Proceedings Practicum. In parallel, for the past year, I have volunteered at a law firm in a pre-internship position, working in family law, administrative and public law, and other areas.

  • Inbal Azaria


    Fourth-year student in the dual Law–Government program. I served in the military as a combatant in the Search and Rescue Corps and currently serve in active reserves. In my second year, I participated in the “Street Law” Clinic, and in my third year, in the Law and Negotiation Club. Alongside my studies, I worked at the Ministry of Justice in both juvenile and civil law. I am currently part of the “Israel at Heart” program for leadership and excellence, as well as a member of the Law and Liberty Club.

  • Shachar Weinstock


    Second-year student in the dual Law–Government program. I served 4.5 years in the Intelligence Corps and currently hold the rank of captain in active reserves. Academically, I participated in the International Law Club, the Law and Liberty Club, and the “Construction, Community, Rehabilitation” Workshop. Additionally, I am part of the Shira Benki Memorial Hate Crime Clinic. I currently work in the Administrative Cluster at the Legal Counsel for the Defense Establishment.

  • Yuval Doron


    Fourth-year Law student in the direct track for a Master’s in Government. I worked 3.5 years at Channel 12 News and currently serve as a researcher on various television productions. Throughout my degree, I was a member of the editorial team of the journal “Law and Business,” participated in the Police Prosecution Practicum, and was part of the Düsseldorf Program.

  • Gal Eitan


    Third-year student in Government, Diplomacy, and Strategy, part of the Honors Program in Strategy and Decision-Making. A graduate of the Air Force, I currently serve in active reserves. After my service, I mentored Jewish youth in the U.S. and completed a parliamentary internship in the Knesset. Alongside my studies, I led the Democracy Day Conference 5785, serve as the track representative, and have managed the Negotiation Club for two consecutive years.

  • Natali Levi


    Third-year student in the direct track for a Master’s in Law, Technology, and Business Innovation. Academically, I volunteered in the “Law Students in Community Service” program and participated in the PropTech Club. Additionally, I am part of the Judicial Proceedings Practicum under the guidance of Honorable Judge Yossi Barkia and serve as the coordinator of the Shira Benki Memorial Hate Crime Clinic. For the past three years, I have worked at the law firm Meitar.

  • Roni Levin


    Third-year Law student in the direct track for a Master’s in Government. I served as an officer in the IDF Spokesperson’s Unit and currently serve in the reserves within the unit. After my discharge, I worked as a communications consultant for various high-tech companies. Academically, I participated in the Shira Benki Memorial Hate Crime Clinic.

  • Omer Arad


    Third-year Law student in the direct track for a Master’s in Government. In the reserves, I serve as an Armor Corps officer, commanding a unit in the 179th Armor Brigade. In parallel, I work at the offensive cybersecurity company NSO, and academically, I participated in the International Criminal and Humanitarian Law Clinic.

  • Amit Levi


    Third-year student in the dual Law–Government program. I served four years as a combatant in the Duvdevan Unit and have been in active reserves for the past two years. In parallel, I manage a project in the defense industry. Academically, I was part of the Housing Rights Clinic and also participated in the Defense Tech Club.