Our Team

I joined the organization around 8 years ago, and since then I've led significant initiatives — among them establishing its first board of directors and spearheading the effort to build the rehabilitative village in Tzohar.
My background as a combat soldier in Golani, and a long reserve-duty service that continued until the age of 45, gave me a personal connection to the issue of combat trauma. Drawing on a firsthand understanding of the challenges in the field, I bring to this role sensitivity, responsibility, and a deep understanding of the people we serve.
I've been a Chinese medicine practitioner and teacher for around 20 years, with experience guiding deep processes and a holistic view of body and mind — vital tools in working with trauma survivors.
In addition, as a businessman, I bring management experience, strategic thinking, and the ability to drive the organization forward.
I'm married to Noa, a father of three, live in Tel Aviv, and am driven by a deep and meaningful personal commitment to this work.

Has been with the organization since its earliest days. She brings rich experience in fundraising, community development, and the management of social projects. She has held senior positions at the Jewish Agency and other third-sector organizations, specializing in building cross-sector partnerships and managing donor relations. She holds a master's degree from the Interdisciplinary Program in Conflict Resolution and Management at Ben-Gurion University. She brings extensive experience in leading complex processes, working in a multicultural environment, and a systemic approach to developing social solutions.

Married, a father of three, living in the northern Negev. Holds a bachelor's degree in Middle Eastern history and a master's degree in political science. Served in the regular military and the reserves, and spent around 24 years at the Prime Minister's Office in both field and headquarters roles. Today he works as an organizational and career consultant, focusing on social and educational work with young people aged 16–35 — pre-enlistment youth, those in service-year programs, and discharged soldiers.

Married with two grown children. A graduate of economics and accounting from the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, and a founding partner at the accounting firm Marmar Bavdir & Co. I joined the organization following two events: the first was accompanying my brother through his own process, and the second came after October 7th and my reserve service, during which I met many soldiers living with post-trauma.

A member of the organization's board, living on Kibbutz Negba, married and a father of two. I hold a master's degree in business administration and a second master's in public policy. For many years I worked at the Prime Minister's Office in operational field roles — as a commander and as a manager. After retiring, I accompanied a friend coping with post-trauma, and that's how I came to know the organization. For the past four years I've been active in it, and I believe deeply in the importance of its mission and in the people at its heart. Throughout, I've been guided by a sense of purpose — to lead, to take responsibility, and to act for others — out of a belief that the true strength of a society is measured by its ability to stand beside its people, in good times but above all in the hardest ones.