Shoval Nizahon

Shoval Nizahon is a 23 year old, originally from Florida, USA. She is a second year Communications student, specializing in Human- Computer Interaction and Marketing. Shoval moved to Israel at the age of 18 to draft as a lone soldier and became a commander of olim chadashim at Michve Alon. In her free time she enjoys being at the beach especially during sunsets in Tel Aviv. Her life motto is everything happens for a reason - trust the process. She chose to study at Reichman because it’s a home of opportunities and has a great support system. She is looking foward to being a peer counselor for new students in the RRIS. 

Shay Eschel

Shay is 25 years old and currently lives in Herzliya. He is a second year Business and Accounting student in the Israeli school. Shay served as a team officer in the army and today he continues to serve as a an operations officer in the reserves. Shay loves sports, traveling, and extreme activities and  is also passionate about exploring new places, guiding groups, and meeting new people. He feels deeply connected to Jewish culture and is always excited to learn about other cultures as well. Shay is here for you—whether you need advice, someone to listen, or just a friendly face. 

Omri Kor

Omri Kor is 25 years old from Tel Mond. He is a second year student Entrepreneurship and Business Administration in the Israeli school. After serving as a commander and sergeant in the IDF, he set out on a new path - first to the UK, where he worked in sales, funded his future travels and gained valuable experience in the sales industry. He then embarked on a journey of over a year through South America - an adventure that broadened his horizons and strengthened his ability to connect with people from all backgrounds. Today, he combines his studies with work in the electronics industry, managing projects in a global environment. In his free time, he is either in the water or the mountains - kitesurfing, diving or snowboarding. Great journeys are made better by the people you meet along the way!

Johnny Moskovith

Johnny Moskovich is 25 and lives in Ramat Gan. He is a second year Communications student, specializing in the Content for Impact track. He served in the IDF as a personal assistant, later joining his brigade’s Adjutant team for a year in reserves. Though he is fully Israeli, he chose to study in the RRIS to connect with people from diverse cultures and because he genuinely enjoys interacting in English. In his irst year at Reichman University, he co-founded his own podcast and took part in the International Diplomacy Initiative club. He is passionate about stepping out of his comfort zone, meeting new people, and embracing new experiences. He enjoys movie nights, going out, traveling, and getting creative. 

Li Or Almog

Li-Or Almog, 27, is starting her second year of the dual degree program in Law (LL.B) and Business (B.A), combining law with social impact. Beyond her studies, Li-Or volunteered with Garin Ma’ase for her Shnat Sherut, and later served as a lone soldier in Garin Nahal as an instructor in the IDF Education Corps. She also joined cultural programs with Jewish communities in Argentina and the U.S. through the Jewish Agency and Olami and took part in initiatives such as the Shlaikes podcast (building an intergenerational bridge between Holocaust survivors and students) and a youth leadership program with Yeladim Be’Sikui (Fair Chance for Children). What excites her most—after hiking—is connecting people, valuing individuality, and creating communities that feel like home. As part of the RRIS counselors’ team, she appreciates the courage of new students who look forward to a year of growth. “Truth shall spring out of the earth” (אֱמֶת מֵאֶרֶץ תִּצְמָח).

Ben Krinsky

Ben, 25, is a second year Entrepreneurship & Business Administration student at Reichman University. He is an Operations Officer in the IDF in active reserve duty, has been playing the electric guitar for over 12 years, and has lived and worked in Japan. Ben is passionate about combining creativity with strategy to turn ideas into real, impactful projects. Over the past years, he has balanced his academic journey with leadership roles, innovation projects, and community involvement, which have shaped his vision for building ventures that create both economic and social value. He is always curious to learn from others’ perspectives, especially from different cultures, and believes collaboration is the key to success.