Class of 2025

  • עמית בנדור

    Amit Bendor Gus


    Amit Bendor-Gus is a third-year Business Administration and Entrepreneurship student at the Raphael Recanati International School at Reichman University. He grew up in Tenafly, New Jersey, and moved to Herzliya after high school to begin his studies. Upon moving to Israel, Amit quickly secured a business development role at Mars Media Group, a high-tech company in Herzliya Pituach. During his first two years of studies at Reichman University, he has been an active member of the Investment Group Israel Club and has volunteered with ESRA’s Colorful People in Kfar Shmaryahu. Currently, Amit is employed at AnD Ventures, a venture capital firm based in Herzliya.

  • Daniella Dayan


    Daniella Dayan is a third-year student in the joint Law and M.A. program in Law, Technology, and Business Innovation at Harry Radzyner Law School at Reichman University. Daniella was born in Israel and was raised in Australia. In the IDF, she served in Intelligence Directorate’s Security of Information unit, receiving an award for managing a significant international security incident. During her studies at Reichman University, she participated in the Legal Clinic on Local Authorities and Municipal Tax as well as the China Business Club. In the upcoming academic year, she is set to manage the Wealth Management Club. Daniella is also a research assistant for Prof. Lior Zemer, the Dean of Harry Radzyner Law School. Previously, Daniella worked at the Prime Minister’s office in intelligence-operational roles and volunteered at “Zerem for Families” is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting single-parent families with its proceeds.

  • Korin Arbel


    Korin Arbel is a third-year student in the join Law and M.A. program in Law, Technology, and Business Innovation at the Harry Radzyner Law School at Reichman University. She is also a participant in the Lala Tusk Honors Law Program. Originally from Toronto, Canada, Korin made Aliyah in 2015. In the IDF, Korin served as a Combat Medic in the Intelligence Combat Unit, through which she also volunteered at Ichilov Hospital. Currently, Korin is a research assistant to Prof. Lior Zemer, Dean of Harry Radzyner Law School at Reichman University, researching Holocaust denial, and she works as a paralegal at Dan Hay & Co., specializing in Israeli technology, cyber, and privacy law.

  • Matan Zahavi


    Matan Zahavi is a fourth-year Law and Government student at Harry Radzyner Law School at Reichman University. In the IDF, Matan served in the Spokesperson’s Unit, working with TV channels and leading various media projects. During his studies at Reichman University, Matan participated in a student exchange at LUISS University in Rome, focusing on European law, and at Syracuse University in New York. Matan has been actively involved in special programs such as the Criminal Practicum and Litigation workshop and the DiploAct program. Previously, Matan hosted TV programs on Channel 2 and radio shows on Kol Israel, worked as a communication and professional consultant in the Israeli Knesset, and volunteered in the “Krembo Wings” youth movement.

  • Michal Bar Gil


    Michal Bar Gil is a second-year student in the joint Law and MBA program at Harry Radzyner Law School at Reichman University. In the IDF, Michal served in the human resources headquarters at the Israeli Navy. Before her academic studies, Michal excelled in robotics competitions, winning the Israeli championship, and competing in world championships. During her studies at Reichman University, Michal participated in the International Negotiations Club and volunteered in the Shoval program. Michal also volunteered at the Or community, which support individuals with brain injuries. In the upcoming academic year, Michal will participate in the clinic for local government. Currently, Michal works as a project manager at BYS, a security systems company, where she leads teams of technicians and oversees diverse projects.

  • Noa Mimram


    Noa Mimram is a fourth-year Law and Business Administration student at Harry Radzyner Law School at Reichman University. At the age of thirteen, Noa moved with her family to Beijing, China, where she attended an international school for three years. Following high school, Noa participated in the “Galil Elion” gap year pre-military program at kibbutz Maayan Baruch. In the IDF, Noa served as a navy simulator instructor. During her past three years of studies at Reichman University, Noa has been actively involved in various initiatives, including the Legal Clinic for Start-Ups, Birthright Taglit Excel, and co-managing the Artemis Club.

  • Noam Ben Zimra


    Noam Ben Zimra is a fourth-year student in Law and Business Administration at Harry Radzyner Law School at Reichman University. In the IDF, Noam served as a combat soldier in the “Palchan” unit of the Paratroopers Brigade. During his studies at Reichman University, Noam successfully completed an Insolvency Practicum, a joint course for law students and prisoners, and took part in the “Olim Le’mishpatim” program. Noam is passionate about sports, he is a volleyball player and recently completed a full Marathon run with a vision of reaching new heights in the field. Currently, Noam serves as the Paralegal, at Innovation: Africa, a nonprofit organization with a mission to provide access to clean water & solar power to communities across rural Africa.

  • Noam Meshulam


    Noam Meshulam is a third-year student in the Honors track of Strategy and Decision Making at the Lauder school of Government, Diplomacy, and Strategy at Reichman University. In the IDF, Noam served as a commander in a classified combat unit in the Air Force for seven years and received multiple recognitions for her excellence and contribution. During her studies at Reichman University, Noam participated in the Debate Club and took part in the Student Union. In the upcoming academic year, Noam will take part in two different internships in the Israeli strategic community.

  • Shachar Farber


    Shachar Farber is a second-year Law and Psychology student at Harry Radzyner Law School at Reichman University. In the IDF, Shachar worked closely with four Major Generals across diverse fields, from manpower to strategy and operations. As an embassy staff member at the Defense Attaché’s office in Washington, D.C., Shachar earned the Employee of the Year award, and served as an International Representative for the Ministry of Defense, supporting bereaved families. Shachar has recently made strides in NeuroTech, becoming a finalist in a national accelerator program. He is currently working in the legal department of Champion Motors.

  • Samuel Snukal


    Samuel (Shami) Snukal is a second-year student in the joint Law and M.A. program in Law, Technology and Business Innovation at the Harry Radzyner Law School at Reichman University. Originally from Teaneck, New Jersey, Samuel made Aliyah at the age of 12. During high school, he volunteered with Magen David Adom and later studied in a yeshiva in Acco. In the IDF, Samuel served as an NCO in the intelligence directorate, specializing in military targeting and innovative techno-operation solutions. He received an award of excellence in Intelligence from the Northern Command, and his team won the IDF Chief of the General Staff Award for innovation. Currently, Samuel continues to serve in the reserves as an intel analyst for the Yahalom unit. During his studies at Reichman University, he participated in various activities, including the AI Club and the “Olim Le’mishpatim” program.

  • Shira Yaniv


    Shira Yaniv is a third-year Dean’s List Law and Business Administration student at Harry Radzyner Law School at Reichman University. Shira also participant in the Lala Tusk Honors Law Program. In the IDF, Shira served in various positions, including Operations Officer in the Gaza Brigade and Special Operations Officer in Jenin, West Bank. During her studies at Reichman University, Shira researched the topic of imposing criminal liability on digital platforms, as part of the Düsseldorf program, and interned at the Arison ESG Center. Additionally, Shira pursued a pre-internship in Corporate Litigation under Adv. Shuli Davidov at Meitar Law Firm. Currently, Shira is a research assistant to former Knesset member Stav Shafir and holds a pre-internship position at SolarEdge Technologies.

  • Yahel Ktoovim


    Yahel Ktoovim is a second-year student in the joint Law and M.A. program in Law, Technology, and Business Innovation at Harry Radzyner Law School at Reichman University. In the IDF, Yahel was part of the operations room personnel in Squadron 190, Combat Helicopters, within the Israeli Air Force. During high school, Yahel co-founded and served as CEO of “Teench,” a tutoring app developed through the Unistream program. Additionally, she was a board member of the “StartCup Championship,” organized by the Ministry of Education, and received the Ramon Award in 2020 from the Ramon Foundation, an honor given to only 12 recipients each year. Currently, Yahel works as a paralegal at JFrog, a software supply chain platform for DevOps and security.