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Teachers, Educators, Principals, Commanders, Heads of Yeshivot, Community Leaders, Youth Movement Leaders, Pre-Military Academy Heads, Guides, Instruction Managers, and Volunteers – "Rubinstein on the Road" is coming to you!
The State of Israel is in the midst of its most significant constitutional crisis in its history, amidst the "Iron Swords" war, changes in the judicial system, and growing social divisions. The global constitutional order is also on the brink of a wide-scale crisis.
The Rubinstein Center offers a variety of fascinating lectures on the challenges of liberal democracy in Israel and around the world, delivered by top lecturers and researchers. The lectures are free of charge.
It's our duty to learn and deepen our understanding of this issue. Interested in booking a lecture?
List of Lecturers
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Prof. Liav Orgad
Co-Academic Director of the Rubinstein Center, Associate Professor at Reichman University and other universities globally. Legal commentator for "Relevant" Channel. Expert in Comparative Constitutional Law, Immigration, and Multiculturalism. Winner of the "Inspiring Lecturer" award.
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Professor Tamar Hostovsky Brandes
Senior Lecturer at the Faculty of Law at Ono Academic College. Expert in International Law, Constitutional Law, and Political Theory.
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Prof. Menachem Mautner
Full Professor, Chair of the Comparative Civil Law and Legal Theory Department, and former Dean of the Faculty of Law at Tel Aviv University. One of the leading legal scholars in Israel and an expert in the cultural analysis of Israeli law.
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Dr. Roee Peled
Lecturer at the Striks Faculty of Law, College of Management. Expert in administrative and constitutional law, freedom of information, press freedom, and freedom of expression. Former CEO of the Movement for Freedom of Information.
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Adv. Dr. Moran Nagid
A policy researcher specializing in local governance, political participation, and regionalism. She is a member of a committee on border studies and revenue distribution and advises on public participation in decision-making processes.