Shikma Schwarzmann-Bressler (שקמה ברסלר) is an Israeli physicist. She is also a social activist and founder of the Black Flag Protests against Benjamin Netanyahu in 2020, turning her into a leading voice protecting democracy in Israel. She was also a leader of the protests against the judicial overhaul and orchestrated the main marches. 

Adi Altschuler (עדי אלטשולר) is an Israeli educator and social entrepreneur. At 16, she founded Krembo Wings (כנפיים של קרמבו), the first Israeli youth movement for those with and without special needs. She also founded Memories@Home (זיכרון בסלון), an alternative gathering for Yom Hashoa, creating a more intimate, meaningful, and accessible way to keep the memory of the Holocaust alive. 

Alon-Lee Green (אלון-לי גרין) is a social activist and co-director and a founder of the Standing Together movement. He initiated the establishment of the first workers' committee in the restaurant industry in Israel and was involved in the establishment of the workers' committee of the parliamentary advisers in the Knesset. 

Shahar Cohen (שחר כהן), an Israel comedian and content creator, went viral a few years ago with his characteristic portrayal of Israelis. Today, his content focuses on the differences between Israeli Jewry and American Jewry, introducing Israelis to American Jewry and helping build a stronger bond through comedy. 

Yuval Raphael (יובל רפאל) is an Israeli singer. On Oct. 7,h she was wounded at the Nova musical festival, hiding for eight hours before being rescued. As part of her healing, she pursued  her music career and in 2024 won “Israel Next Star,” making her the Israeli representative in the Eurovision Song Contest 2025. 

Assaf Rappaport (אסף רפפורט) is the co-founder and chief executive officer of the cloud security company Wiz, which he sold for approximately US$32 billion, making this acquisition the largest of an Israeli tech company to date. 

Adam Berdichevsky (אדם ברדיצ'בסקי) is an Israeli mechanical engineer and competitive wheelchair tennis player. He represented Israel at the 2016 Rio Paralympics and the 2020 Tokyo Paralympics. After he and his family, residents of Kibbutz Nir Yitzchak, survived the Oct. 7 attack, he represented Israel in singles and doubles at the 2024 Paris Paralympics  and was the flag bearer for the Israeli team.  

Malka Puterkovsky (מלכה פיוטרקובסקי), a religious Orthodox public figure and educator, is a leading activist for women's rights, specifically the rights of women to study Torah. She addresses the issues of sexual violence in and out of the Orthodox community and is a leading voice in bridging the gap between Orthodox Judaism and liberal values. 

Liron Lavi Turkenich (לירון לביא טורקניץ׳), a graphic designer and entrepreneur, created Aravrit, a type font  that combines Hebrew and Arabic, creating a writing system that joins letters, ideas, and hearts. It communicates one message, in a variety of ways, symbolizing the connection between both cultures. 

Tami Gutlib (תמי גוטליב), the CEO of the Israeli political nonprofit Signing Anew, began her involvement with Women of the Wall in 2010. She regularly leads Rosh Chodesh prayers, and a few years ago, was elected vice chair of the organization. Gutlib was Born in Rehovot, she was raised in a traditional-conservative family and was a member of Noam, the Israeli conservative youth movement. She served in the IDF as a combat soldier in the Caracal Battalion. After her discharge, she held various leadership and management positions in Noam and the Conservative movement. She served 17 years in the Conservative Movement, most recently as vice president of communications and initiatives. 

Capt. (Res.) Dr. Amir Khnifess  (סרן במיל' ד"ר אמיר ח'ניפס ) 
is a Druze-Israeli legal scholar, lecturer, and public figure. He served as an officer in the IDF and is involved in social and public affairs, with a focus on integrating the Druze community within Israeli society. He specializes in issues of minority rights, civic identity, and socio-legal challenges in Israel. He frequently lectures and publishes on these topics and participates in public committees and organizations that promote equality and intercommunal understanding. His work bridges military experience, academic expertise, and civic engagement.