nathan domnitz

mazkir

Nathan is originally from Manchester and during his time at King David High School joined his local FZY chavurah meeting. From 2012 to 2015 he continued attending these meetings every Sunday evening and joined FZY Israel Tour in Summer 2015.

Nathan was a madrich on FZY’s Kesher camp in 2017 and became an active member of FZY’s Bogrim community whilst studying maths at Warwick university.

In February 2021 he was elected as Mazkir of the movement for 2021/22.

shira reches

movement worker

Shira was born in Israel and spent her childhood in Vienna and New York. At the age of 15 she returned to Israel to study in a dormitory school in Jerusalem and fell in love with the city.

Shira travelled the world until settling in London for university studying Geography and environmental sciences.

Shira was involved in the university adoption of IHRA, social media advocacy and completed a fellowship with Stand With Us and young United Nations. Before graduating Shira wanted to remain involved within Jewish education, Israel advocacy and the Anglo community and joined the FZY team.

Ron avrahami

movement worker

Ron grew up in london and has been involved with a variety of different youth movements on his journey. He's been involved with the air cadets, jlgb, and bbyo until he found his home at fzy after going on israel tour. after finishing sixth form he decided to make alyiah with garin tzabar and joined the  army. his time in israel has made him a passionate advocate for israel being involved as an ambassador for the abraham accords.

anna shapiro

central shlicha

anna is originally from kfar saba, she worked as an informal educator in alfei menashe community for four years before starting her shlichut with fzy in 2019, she is now on her third year. anna had led israeli delegations to london for three years in collaboration with the jlgb. she attended beit berl college after her military service, studied informal education and socail sciences. anna served in the military as a hebrew teacher for olim hadashim (new immagrants) and as a community worker in kiryat yam.