Class of 2027

  • Ariel Zashin


    Ariel Zashin is a third-year Law and M.A. Government student at the Harry Radzyner Law School at Reichman University. Ariel also participates in the Lala Tusk Honors Law Program. Originally from Cleveland, Ohio, Ariel made Aliyah at the age of 7. In the IDF, she served in the International Affairs Branch of the Israeli Navy. Currently, Ariel is a research assistant to 
    Prof. Lior Zemer, Dean of the Harry Radzyner Law School, researching intellectual property law, and to Assistant Prof. Raz Agranat, researching the field of antitrust law. She also works as a paralegal at SolarEdge Technologies, a global tech company.

  • Daniel Ben Moshe


    Daniel Ben Moshe is third-year Law and Business Administration student at Harry Radzyner Law School at Reichman University. In the IDF, Daniel served in a classified unit as an electronic warfare combat soldier. Daniel is an active participant in the Animal Rights Legal Clinic, volunteering to provide legal assistance to individuals with limited financial means while also mentoring young children. Beyond his academic pursuits, Daniel has entrepreneurial experience in event production, a background in competitive Muay Thai, a love for snowboarding, and a strong interest in culinary arts.

  • Gali Shemesh


    Gali Shemesh is a third-year Psychology student at the Baruch Ivcher School of Psychology at Reichman University. In the IDF, she served in the Israeli Navy as an ERP SAP Support Specialist. Prior to her military service, she completed a Shnat Sherut (a year of service) supporting at-risk teenage girls. During her studies at Reichman University, Gali participates in research at a cognitive psychology lab and will take part in a field practicum providing psychological first aid in emergencies. Currently, she works as certified therapeutic horseback riding instructor, guiding children with diverse needs.

  • Gila Disegni


    Gila Disegni is a third-year Dean’s List Communications student specializing in Human-Computer Interaction and Marketing at Raphael Recanati International School at Reichman University. Originally from Italy, she made Aliyah to Israel in 2020. In the IDF, she served as a lone combat soldier in the Search and Rescue Brigade and currently in reserves Gila serves in Issuf Kravi unit, where she operates drones. Gila volunteers by mentoring three lone soldiers throughout their military service. Ghila is fluent in Italian, English, Hebrew, and Spanish, and also plays competitive volleyball.

  • Hila Cohen


    Hila Cohen is a third-year Law and Business Administration student at Harry Radzyner Law School at Reichman University. Before her military service, Hila completed a year of national service at a boarding school for at-risk youth. In the IDF, Hila was a commander at Havat HaShomer Base, where she excelled in her role and led soldiers facing personal and social challenges. During her studies at Reichman University, Hila managed the IDEA2STARTUP Club and participated in the Youth and Young Adults Legal Clinic. Prior to her academic studies, Hila gained experience while living and working in Austria and worked in social media management. 

  • Kai Tsalach


    Kai Tsalach is a Dean's list third-year Communications student specializing in Human-Computer Interaction (HCI) at Sammy Ofer School of Communications at Raphael Recanati International School at Reichman University. Kai is also a participant in the Communications Honors Program. Originally from New York City, Kai moved to Israel to begin his undergraduate studies at Reichman University. Kai volunteers as a marketing assistant at the university and in the Intergenerational Program, empowering the senior generation.

  • Lama Hammud


    Lama Hammud is a fourth-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. Born in Orlando, Florida, Lama completed the Loop software and hardware training program at Flatiron School in London, where she learned C++ and Python. During her studies at Reichman University, Lama participated in the Youth Representation Clinic, joined the High-Tech & Law Club, and volunteered through the Kulana and Step Ahead programs, mentoring Arabic speaking students as they begin their studies. Currently, she coordinates the Street Law Clinic and works in the Ministry of Justice's insolvency division through Reichman University's  practicum.

  • Levi Marks


    Levi Marks is a third-year Business Administration and Entrepreneurship student at the Raphael Recanati International School at Reichman University. Born and raised in Johannesburg, South Africa, he moved to Israel at age 19 to begin his degree. During his studies at Reichman University, Levi is deeply involved on campus and serves as a Student Union class representative and has volunteered on an international recruitment trip with the marketing team. Prior to university, he worked in car sales a role driven by a lifelong passion for the automotive world. 

  • Maya Olshinka


    Maya Olshinka is a third-year Law and Psychology student at the Harry Radzyner Law School at Reichman University. After returning to Israel from Boca Raton, Florida, she graduated from Alliance High School and completed a Shnat Sherut with the Society for the Protection of Nature in Kiryat Shmona, Israel. In the IDF, Maya served in the International Cooperation Division, supporting the operational coordination of military cooperation at J5 Ops and later at the Europe Desk, which oversees cooperation with foreign armed forces and defense attachés. Currently, Maya works as a pre-intern under Adv. Shuli Davidov, a commercial litigator at Meitar Law Offices, supporting her practice as a blind attorney.

  • Nechemya Danzig


    Nechemya Danzig 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, Nechemya served for seven years in the Paratroopers Brigade as a combat Company Commander (Major). Additionally, Nechemya co-founded and leads Ogen LaLochem (Anchor for a Warrior), a nonprofit organization dedicated to supporting combat veterans. Currently, he is a public speaker who delivers lectures across the United States focusing on wartime experiences, military leadership, and decision-making under pressure.

  • Noam Metodi


    Noam Metodi is a Dean's list third-year Law and Business Administration student at Harry Radzyner Law School at Reichman University. During the IDF, Noam served in the Israeli Air Force as an Air Traffic Controller. She later continued for an additional year of career service in a helicopter squadron and currently serves as an active reservist. During her studies at Reichman University, she participated in the Real Estate Club and the Praxis Club. Additionally, Noam volunteers through the law school's courts volunteering program. Currently, Noam works as a Legal and Financial Assistant at a startup in the finance and insurance sector.

  • Shaked Katzir


    Shaked Katzir is a third-year Business Administration and Psychology student at Adelson School of Entrepreneurship at Reichman University. In the IDF, Shaked served as an instructor in the Intelligence Corps unit and later as a commander, training and supervising soldiers. During her studies at Reichman University, Shaked was a member of the Behavioral Economics Club. In the upcoming academic year, she will volunteer in the adolescent psychiatric department at Geha Mental Health Center. Currently, Shaked works in a managerial position, overseeing employees and managing shifts. 

  • Sun Farag


    Sun Farag 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. In the IDF, Sun served as a combat soldier in the Sayeret Nahal reconnaissance unit. During his studies at Reichman University, Sun was a student counselor, a class representative, and a member of the tender committee. Additionally, he managed the High Tech & Law student club, participated in the Reichman University Model UN team, and volunteered at the Clerk Enforcement Court in 
    Tel-Aviv. This year, Sun will participate in the Academy Meets Community clinic, providing legal aid to disadvantaged populations. Alongside his academic studies, Sun is also a golf player and a photographer. Currently, Sun drives business development for two Austrian companies represented by his family in Israel.

  • Yiftach Atia


    Yiftach Atia is a third-year Law and M.A. Government student at Harry Radzyner Law School at Reichman University. In the IDF, Yiftach served as a combat fighter and commander in the Paratroopers Reconnaissance Unit, and he continues to serve as an active reservist. During his first two years of studies at Reichman University, he participated in the Freedom of Information Legal Practicum.  At present, Yiftach is a member of the research team at the Arison Center for ESG and participates in the Legal Clinic for Startups. Alongside his studies, he currently works in security. In his spare time, he is an avid long-distance runner training for a full marathon. 

  • Yoad Yankowitz


    Yoad Yankowitz is a third-year Law and Business Administration student at Harry Radzyner Law School at Reichman University. In the IDF, Yoad served in Meitav Unit and was the placement officer for special populations, including lone soldiers, new immigrants (olim) and at-risk youth. In recognition of his outstanding performance and dedication, he received a Certificate of Excellence from the IDF Human Resources Directorate and to this day remains a reserve captain. During his studies at Reichman University, Yoad founded and currently chairs the SportTech & Wellness Tech Club, a selective program connecting fifty students from every faculty with founders and executives from industry-leading companies. 

  • Ziv Yaar



    Ziv Yaar is a third-year Economics, Data Science, and Entrepreneurship student at the Raphael Recanati International School at Reichman University, and a recipient of the Uriel Reichman Freedom and Responsibility Merit Scholarship. In the IDF, Ziv served in the Jordan Lions Brigade, completing her service as a lieutenant. Today she serves as a captain in the IDF’s reserve search and rescue unit. During her studies at Reichman University, Ziv served as an Economics School coordinator, first-year peer counselor, class representative, and a member of the Fintech Club management team. She also co-founded Lone Front, an NGO supporting lone soldiers, serving as its Vice President. Currently, Ziv works at Philip Morris International and is an active member of the Tamid Club management team.