Come Meet the
Im Tirtzu Team
Shai Rosengarten
co-CEO of Im Tirtzu
Born in 1994, married with two children.
Major (res.) in the IDF.
Ashdod resident.
Served as a Control Officer and Operations Officer in the Navy.
Holds a Bachelor’s degree in Industrial Engineering and a Master’s degree in Public Policy from Tel Aviv University.
Started his journey with the movement in 2018 and previously served as the Tel Aviv Branch Coordinator, Head of the Student Department, and Deputy Chairman.
Matanya Jerafi
co-CEO of Im Tirtzu
Born in 1987, single.
Kfar Eldad resident.
Served in the IDF in the Golani Reconnaissance Platoon and is currently a reservist combat soldier.
Holds a Bachelor’s degree in Communications and Middle Eastern Studies from Ariel University and a Master’s degree in Public Policy and Governance from the Hebrew University.
Previously managed projects in various companies and worked for over two years as the Head of the Missions Department.
Sheila Brezinski
CFO
Born in 1982, married + 3
Economic and general strategy, budget construction and supervision, management of the association’s affairs and approvals, human resources management.
Master’s degree in Nonprofit Management, Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration – University of Buenos Aires.
I fulfilled my Zionist dreams and immigrated to Israel with my husband in 2008. At the beginning of my journey in Im Tirtzu I was an activist and coordinator of foreign students in the Jerusalem branch.
Alon Schvartzer
Head of Policy
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Born in 1986, married + 3
Responsible for Im Tirtzu policy
Bachelor’s degree in Humanities and Social Sciences, Master’s degree in Geography and Urban Planning.
My Zionist work in the movement encourages and contributes to increasing knowledge on issues related to the movement’s activities.
Adele Silman
Director of Foreign Relations
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born in 1988. Married +3
served in the IDF as a Policy and Information NCO in the International Relations Department of the Ground Forces Command.
holds a Bachelor’s degree in Law with a specialization in Government and a Master’s degree in Law with a specialization in Commercial Law.
Both degrees from Reichman University.
Member of the Israel Bar Association since 2014
My mission is to strengthen the image of the State of Israel and the Zionist vision in the international arena.
Natan ben Shushan
Head of Israeli Public Relations and Donations
Married +4
Responsible for summarizing the movement’s activity and updating Im Tirtzu supporters. Studies as part of the Hasedar Yeshiva and a bachelor’s degree in Economics and Business Administration.
My Zionist work in the movement is to bring to the supporters of Im Tirtzu the ongoing activities of the movement to maintain the identity of the Jewish, Zionist and democratic state.
Matan Asher
Spokesperson and Government Relations
Born in 1989, married
Responsible for the movement’s media coverage and for government relations with elected officials.
My Zionist action in the movement is to make sure that all the people of Israel know what is happening under the surface and how each and every one can act to ensure the future of the only Jewish state in the world.
Yishai Edberg
Digital Coordinator
Born in 2001, married
BA in political science, currently pursuing an MA in government
My Zionist mission is to strengthen the Jewish national identity of among the young generation through digital content creation.
Moran Nunu
Head of Digital Department
Born in 1989, Mother of Osher, Pe’er and Lavi Israel
Responsible for designing the website, signage, and posters for the movement’s events.
Graduate of Graphic Design and Web Development studies.
“My Zionist mission within the movement is to convey the values and importance of loving the Land of Israel and preserving the homeland through my designs.”
Debbie Fux
Graphic Designer
Born in 1998
Responsible for website design and posters for events belonging to Im Tirtzu. Graphic Design and Website Building Studies.
My Zionist action in the movement is to convey the values and messages of the movement through design.
Almog Keshti
Deputy Head of Public Relations
Born in 1986, married +1
Responsible for the relationship with donors and supporters and assisting the representatives of Im Tirtzu in their work. Bachelor’s degree in Archeology and Hebrew language.
My Zionist activity in the movement is a contribution to the Zionist vision.
Or Berkovich
Head of the Activists Department
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Born in 1993, married +1
Holds a Master’s degree in Asian Markets.
My Zionist work within the movement focuses on building a nationwide network of communities activists who are shaping the Second Zionist Revolution.
Dvir Sassi
Social Media Coordinator
Born in 1999, married +1, born and raised in Sderot, social worker. Law and tourism student.
My Zionist work focuses on managing and publicizing Zionist messages in social media in Israel and around the world, to make Zionist values accessible to the young generation through updated, accurate, and impactful content in all platforms.
Miriam Gamliel
Head of “Beresheet” Student Villages
Born in 1994; married and a mother of three.
BA in Youth Advancement and Jewish Thought, MA in Jewish Studies.
My Zionist mission is to lead meaningful initiatives for young people, reaching as many social circles as possible.
Ben Buchbut
Head of the Field Department
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Born in 1999, married to Amit
Responsible for Im Tirzu’s field activities
My Zionist work in the movement: managing the fieldwork of the largest Zionist organization in Israel, with complete conviction that the Land of Israel belongs to the Jewish people, and strengthening the Jewish presence throughout the State of Israel.
Efrat Perle
Projects Coordinator
Born in 1990, married +4
BA in economics and business management, MA in political communications.
My Zionist work is to strengthen the Zionist consciousness and love for the Land of Israel through educational programs.
Shai Katsubashvili
Head of Students’ Department
Born in 1998, married to Eilat
Currently pursuing a BA in biotechnology
My Zionist work is to strengthen the Zionist consciousness and to deepen the relationship between students and the State of Israel through leadership development and volunteer work
