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Interdisciplinary Faculty for Society and Community / Politics and Communication
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Hadas Levi Setzemsky
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Mr. Uri Levy
(M.A)
Teacher
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Tali Liberman
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Ms. Ariela Maresky
(M.A.)
Teacher
Haredi affairs correspondent and investigative journalist at "Channel 13 News."
In my work, I strive to bridge the ultra-Orthodox community and the broader Israeli public, fostering greater understanding and inclusivity across sectors. My goal is to build trust within the Haredi community toward secular media, positioning it as a tool for positive change and support. I am committed to uncovering untold stories, highlighting unique experiences, and bringing overlooked places to light, all while working to reveal the truth and strengthen connections across Israeli society.
I hold a bachelor's degree in Education and Society from Ono Academic College and a master's degree in Public Policy from the Hebrew University. My work blends deep understanding, creativity, and a passion for driving meaningful change.
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Dr. Gluska Mordechai
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Dr. Tal Morse
(Ph.D.)
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Prof. Arie Naor
(Ph.D.)
Professor Emeritus
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Mr. Yoval Niv
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Mr. Yariv Oppenheimer
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Dr. Tal Pavel
(Ph.D.)
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Dr. Uri Paz
(Ph.D.)
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Mr. David Regev
(M.A)
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Mr. Tal Riven
(M.A.)
Teacher
A digital marketing expert with over 17 years of experience. Holds a B.A. in Communication and Management from the College of Management. In recent years, specializes in paid advertising across various advertising platforms, working with and advising organizations, companies, and small businesses to increase their sales volume and grow their business through online marketing.
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Dr. Maoz Rosenthal
Senior Lecturer
Dr. Rosenthal's research and teaching deal with how political actors strive to achieve their goals in parliamentary democracies, particularly in the Israeli case. His research mainly examines how political elites (prime ministers, members of parliament, high court judges, and senior officials) use institutional arrangements, rhetoric, and heresthetic(s) to turn their political desires into public policy. Alongside dealing with political elites, Dr. Rosenthal examines how weakened political groups operate in elections based on their social status to achieve their goals. In this context, his research examines the political behavior of Arabs in Israel and the electoral behavior of Mizrahim in Israel. Dr. Rosenthal's research utilizes the rational choice approach (with an emphasis on the realistic and pragmatic use of the principles of the approach) and research methods such as analytical narratives and quantitative research methods. Dr. Rosenthal was a faculty member at the Lauder School at Reichman University visiting lecturer in a program of Israeli colleagues on behalf of the Schusterman Foundation in the Department of Political Science at SUNY Binghamton University in the United States. He was a visiting researcher at the McMillan Center at Yale University. He was the first postdoctoral fellow of the Planning and Budgeting Committee of the Council for Higher Education in Israel in the Department of Sociology, Political Science and Communication at the Open University. Dr. Rosenthal studied all his degrees in the Department of Political Science at Tel Aviv University under the supervision of the late Professor Gideon Doron.
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Mr. Israel Rosner
(M.A.)
Teacher