Rachel Azaria is the founder and CEO of HaOgen (“The Anchor”) for Reservist Families, launched on October 7, 2023. The organization now supports 40,000 reservist families across Israel through 20,000 volunteers and received the 2025 Presidential Award for Volunteerism.

A leading social entrepreneur and public leader, Azaria has led over fifty social change initiatives in environmental policy, gender equality, early childhood, and religion and state.

Azaria is the author of Guided Revolution, the first Hebrew book on effective social change in Israel, and host of the podcast “Parashat Drachim.”

Noam leads the educational vision and content creation for the Unpacked brand at OpenDor Media, reaching millions of young people each year through articles, videos, and social media. The Unpacked YouTube channel on Israel, Zionism, and antisemitism has over 500,000 subscribers and tens of millions of views.

He hosts the podcast Unpacking Israeli History and co-hosts Wondering Jews. He helped expand Unpacked for Educators, used by over 13,000 educators worldwide, and launched ConnectED, a platform for schools teaching.

Exploring new approaches to teaching about modern Israel and Zionist identity.

Jacki Alexander is the CEO and President of HonestReporting, leading the organization's strategic vision and direction. With over 15 years of prior experience at the American Israel Public Affairs Committee (AIPAC), she played a key role in strengthening pro-Israel support across Florida and the Southeastern United States. Recognized as one of the "Top 100 People Positively Influencing Jewish Life, 2024" by The Algemeiner, Jacki is bringing innovative ideas to the fight against anti-Israel disinformation campaigns and Israel advocacy.
She holds an Master's Degree in the History of International Relations from the London School of Economics. In 2022, she was appointed to the Florida Department of Education’s Task Force on Holocaust Education.

Raised in San Diego and inspired by classic West Coast hip hop, he blends English, Hebrew, and Spanish in a sound that fuses West Coast and Middle Eastern influences. Through tracks like “40 Acres,” “Meshuggeneh,” “Homeland,” and “From the River to the Sea,” he explores identity and culture. Gravy believes music has the power to share personal and collective stories, and he uses his voice for both.