Iman Safdie is the first Druze woman to work at the IDF Radio Station, and broke through in Israeli media when she was a Druze woman volunteering at a military station. There she worked as a reporter for Arab society and minorities.

Has over 15 years of journalistic experience. In radio, television and print journalism.

Iman is a graduate of a security organization.

She holds a BA in Communications and Journalism from Netanya College. She is currently a master's student in National Security and Maritime Strategy at the University of Haifa, as a representative of the Dvora Forum.

Iman is an expert on the issue of the gas agreement with Lebanon under international law. She has researched Saudi maritime space and the naval campaign in the war between Russia and Ukraine.

In addition, she is researching the Israeli government's plan to develop the Palestinian economy and maintain security stability in the region, and the government's intention to promote the development of the gas field opposite Gaza (GAZA MARIN). Her research deals with: "What are the chances that the plan will be implemented? And what are the risks?"