Education:
1995 – 1998 Beit HaLevi Yeshiva for Youth, Ashdod
1998 – 2007 Yeshivat Chazon Ovadia, Jerusalem
2007 – 2010 Chazon Ovadia Institute for Rabbinic Studies
2010 – 2013 Kiryat Ono Law School, graduating with a L.L.B
2013 – 2015 Kiryat Ono Law School, graduating with a L.L.M Employment
2007 – 2015 Chazon Ovadia N.P.O. Supervising volunteer work, fund raising abroad in U.S.A. Mexico, Argentina, France, and elsewhere.
2011 – 2015 C.E.O of N.P.O. Ohr HaPardes, Community Kitchen, providing food packages for the needy.
Dealing with fundraising and government networking.
2015 – 2021 Consultant to Minister for Religious Affairs dealing with appointment of rabbis and dayanim. This involved appointment of district rabbis, city rabbis, settlement rabbis, and dayanin to the District Rabbinic High Court, the national High Court, Conversion Court, and overseeing the Minister's Committee for these appointments.
Over the years I handled budgeting for the Rabbinic Courts,and the Chief Rabbinate. This included negotiating with the Treasury and other government offices to raise salaries for city rabbis, and budgets for local Religious Councils.
During my time significant raises were approved for the above bodies. All this was accomplished while maintaining close contact with Jewish communities worldwide, North and South America, Europe, Eastern Europe, and parts of Asia. Our activities included providing for the religious needs of these diverse communities, and dealing with local governments to do so. We also coordinated these religious activities with the Chief Rabbinate of Israel.
2021 – 2025 World Zionist Organization – Manager of Department for Fundraising and Strengthening Community Relations. Responsible for leading the department’s fundraising strategy in Israel and abroad; developing and deepening partnerships with Jewish communities, philanthropic entities and public bodies; accompanying educational, cultural and community projects that strengthen Jewish identity and the connection to Israel; preparing work plans and budgets and monitoring their implementation; maintaining ongoing contact with communities in North and South America, Europe and other regions and linking them to the activities of the World Zionist Organization.
