I’m a freelance and I work as a Project and Network Manager. Very interested in Israeli politics, I’m Chairwoman of WIZO-Even Yehuda Israel (Women’s International Zionist Organization) and an activist and board member of Women Wage Peace movement since 2015.
I was born in Ashdod – city in south of Israel a city which started as a melting pot for immigrants from Romania, Morocco, India, Russia and more. My father was born in India and my mother was born in Morocco.
I served in the army for two years in a special IT unit as a computer operator. I graduated at B.A in International Relations.
I was a champion of badminton and I played as member of the Israel national team. I played in competition all over the world. I also participated in the “Macabia” which is the Jewish Olympics games.
I travelled for two years starting in Srilanka and the Far East ending in New Zealand and the U.S.A. I lived for 5 years in Scandinavia: two year in Denmark and 3 years in Norway. I speak English, Hebrew and Danish.
I think I’m a person who cares for the neighbor and I love helping others and always with a smile. I believe that every man, woman and child is entitled to a good and respected life. My motto is inspired by Mahatma Ghandi words: “If you want change Be the change”.
I’m married and I have two young kids.