Program Director
Doron Moshe is the founder and director of the Hallelujah Project. Born and raised in Israel, he has dedicated his career to youth engagement and education, including serving as a Jewish Agency shaliach in South Africa. He has led leadership programs for international youth and, in recent years, has created and transformed the Hallelujah Project into a global initiative connecting and empowering young people worldwide.
Project Manager
Tomer Revivo is a project manager for the Hallelujah Project, where he leads the Southern District and coordinates the partnership with the Sha’ar HaNegev region in the Gaza Envelope. In his role, he focuses on integrating teens from this region into the broader vision of the program—seeing youth engagement as a crucial part of communal recovery and resilience. Tomer’s work centers on building meaningful connections between Jewish communities, particularly between Sha’ar HaNegev and the community in Geneva, fostering identity, belonging, and mutual responsibility. Prior to joining Hallelujah, Tomer worked as a youth guide in Kibbutz Ruhama, a parliamentary advisor to a Knesset member, and served as a tank commander in the IDF. He holds a degree in Public Administration and Policy and brings with him a deep belief in the power of education and community as forces for healing and connection. His work is grounded in a commitment to rebuilding and strengthening the social fabric of Israel’s southern communities—one relationship at a time.
Community Manager & Educational Developer
Ofry Assor is a member of the leading team for the Hallelujah Project, where she develops educational programs and coordinates community outreach for teens in Israel and around the world. Her work includes year-round leadership initiatives that foster connections between communities and individual Jewish identity. Before joining the project, she served as a Jewish Agency shlicha in Seattle and as an educator for B’nai B’rith in Ottawa, where she designed inclusive youth programs and helped strengthen ties across global Jewish communities. With academic training in educational-therapeutic counseling and sociology at Bar-Ilan University, Ofry is committed to creating thoughtful learning spaces rooted in reflection, identity, and connection- values that continue to guide her work today.
Project Manager
Lee, 28, is from Netanya. Prior to joining the Hallelujah Project, he led summer camps in Israel and abroad and served as a Jewish Agency shaliach in South Africa, where he strengthened Jewish communities through meaningful educational experiences. His passion for connecting people and creating vibrant, engaging programs continues to guide his work today.
Head of Strategy and Partnerships
Nathalie leads strategic planning and cultivates partnerships that advance the organization’s mission of strengthening ties between Israel and the Jewish diaspora. Raised between Israel, Belgium and New York, she brings a deep commitment to building meaningful connections across communities. She joined the organization with a strong background in public policy and social impact, having worked in the Israeli Parliament (Knesset) and government ministries for many years. Her experience spans policy design, working closely with government agencies, NGO’s, local authorities and private sector partners.
