Founder of the Gideon Meir Center for Diplomacy  

Educational entrepreneur, lecturer, with extensive experience in the third sector and the public sector, in the fields of diplomacy and international communication. Expert in the connection between Israel and the Diaspora, with an emphasis on American Jewry, and in combating contemporary antisemitism. She has served in several senior positions at the core of Israel–U.S. relations, including in the IDF (rank of Lieutenant Colonel) and as an envoy on behalf of the IDF and the Jewish Agency in the Hillel organization at George Washington University in Washington, D.C.  

Holds a master's degree in Diplomacy and Security from Tel Aviv University. Member of the Deborah Forum active in integrating women into decision-making centers in foreign affairs and security, and a board member of the Liberal organization that tells the story of liberal Israel and builds bridges between activists in Israel and the U.S.  

She established the Gideon Meir Center for Diplomacy in memory of her father, a senior diplomat and veteran of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs. Within the center, she created and led a unique program for outstanding preparatory program participants of the Jewish Agency to strengthen the connection between Israel and American Jewry; advises the Ministry of Education on a public diplomacy initiative for teenagers (NOVA) established following 7/10; lectures for the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) on the rising antisemitism since 7/10; and delivers lectures and workshops in her fields of expertise in both Hebrew and English.