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Search For Journalists About TIP Donate Now Media Fellowships Contact Us Helpful Links Take Action Action Center Select Language Home > For Journalists > Freedom in Israel > Backgrounders > Israeli Government and Expert Sources by Topic Israeli Government Sources Absorption & Negev & Galilee Development Information Center - 03-9733333 Meital Noy, Spokesperson Office: 02-6752697 Fax: 02-5618138 Cell: 050-621-4700 e-mail: [email protected] Nir Grossman, Media Adviser Office: 03-606-0700 Fax: 02-566-9244 Agriculture & Rural Development Dafna Yurista, Spokeswoman Office: 03- 9485436 Fax: 03- 9485782 Cell: 050-624-1050 e-mail: [email protected] Tali Carmi, Advisor Office: 03-9485548 Fax: 03-9485835 open in browser PRO version Are you a developer? Try out the HTML to PDF API pdfcrowd.com Antiquities Authority Yoli Schwartz, Acting Spokesperson Israel at 63 Tel: 02-6204690 Press kit on Israeli culture, Fax: 02-628-7492 politics, and society on Cell: 052-599-1888 Israel’s 63rd Birthday. Bank of Israel Dr. Yossi Saadon, Spokesman Office 1: 02-6552712 Office 2: 02-6552713 Fax: 02-6528812 e-mail: [email protected] Border Police Moshe Finsi, Spokesman Iran Press Kit Office: 08-9770416 Fax: 08-9770420 Information on Iran's Cell: 050-733-6543 support of terrorism and nuclear weapons program. Cabinet Secretariat Oved Yehezkel Office: 02-670-5555 Direct: 02-670-5532 Fax: 02-563-2580 Censorship Office Chief Censor Office: 03-522-8541 Israel’s Commitment to Direct: 03-696-2538 Peace Fax: 03-569-3472 A comprehensive package Col. Avi Rosali, Jerusalem on the history of the Middle Office: 02-625-3974 East Peace Process. Fax: 02-624-5199 Fax 2: 02-569-4379 Cell: 057-812-8927 Connect with TIP Col. Ron Carnielli, Tel Aviv Office: 03-696-6208 Fax: 03-569-3494 Cell: 057-815-0236 Central Bureau of Statistics Yael Nathan, Director of Information Office: 02-6592222 Direct: 02-6592037 Fax: 02-6521340 Cell: 050-623-5124 e-mail: [email protected] Chief Rabbinate Office: 02-5313173 open in browser PRO version Are you a developer? Try out the HTML to PDF API pdfcrowd.com Fax: 02-538-2695 Civil Administration, Judea & Samaria Capt. Tzidki Maman, Spokesperson Office: 02-997-7001 Fax: 02-997-7341 Cell: 050-623-4081 Coordinator of Activities in the Territories Maj. Peter Lerner, Spokesman Office: 03-697-7138/2249 Fax: 03-6975177 Cell: 050-623-4053 Coordinator and Liaison Administration, Gaza Strip Capt. Shadi Yasin, Spokesman Office: 08-674-1469 Fax: 08-674-1625 Cell: 050-624-6425 Communications Dr. Yechiel Shabi, Spokesman Office: 02-6706323 Fax: 02-6706372 Naama Henig, Foreign Liaison Office: 03-519-8215 Fax: 03-519-8109 Civil Service Commission Arie Grinblatt Office: 02-6705495 Fax: 02-6705496 Construction and Housing Kobi Bleich, Spokesman Office: 02-5847666 Office 2: 02-5847677 Fax: 02-5812884 e-mail: [email protected] Eran Sidis, Media Advisor Office: 02-584-7654 Fax: 02-678-7662 Courts Administration Ayelet Filo, Spokesperson Office: 02-675-0412 Office 2: 02-6750413 Fax: 02-6750422 e-mail: [email protected] open in browser PRO version Are you a developer? Try out the HTML to PDF API pdfcrowd.com Customs and VAT Idit Lev-Zerahia, Spokeswoman Direct: 02-6664100, 02-6664117 Fax: 02-6664112 Defense Shlomo Dror, Spokesman Office: 03-697-5546/339 Fax: 03-697-7285 Cell: 050-629-8148 Ronen Moshe, Media Advisor Office: 03-697-5750 Fax: 03-691-6940 Science, Culture and Sport Hadas Greenberg-Yaakov, Spokeswoman Direct: 02-541-1190 Fax: 02-582-5581 e-mail: [email protected] Education Liptal Apter, Advisor Office: 02-560-2330 Fax: 02-560-2246 Cell: 050-628-3502 Spokesman Office Office: 02-560-2710 Fax: 02-560-2238 Employment Service Batya Koris, Spokeswoman Home: 03-648-1478 Environment Sharon Achdut, Spokesman Office: 02-655-3715 Fax: 02-653-5953 Cell: 050-623-3326 e-mail: [email protected] Hanan Amior, Adviser Office: 02-655-3702 Fax: 02-655-5958 Finance Sholomi Shefer, Spokesman Office: 02-531-7111 Direct: 02-531-7201 Fax: 02-569-5355 Li Gat, Media Advisor open in browser PRO version Are you a developer? Try out the HTML to PDF API pdfcrowd.com Office: 02-531-7200 Office 2: 02-563-5769 Cell: 050-620-4466 Fire and Rescue Service Moshe Mosco Office: 03-943-0108 Fax: 03-962-1118 Cell: 050-620-4054 Beeper: #60181 e-mail: [email protected] Foreign Affairs Areye Mekel, Spokesman Office: 02-530-3555 Office 2: 02-530-3343 Cell: 050-620-3734 Fax: 02-530-3408 Gil Messing, Media Advisor Office: 02-530-3111/215 Fax: 02-530-3728 Yehoshua Mor-Yosef, Adviser Office: 02-530-3111 Office 2: 02-530-3738 Office 3: 02-530-3563 Fax: 02-530-3728 Beeper: #48707 Government Coins and Medals Corp. Tova Krause Office: 02-560-0100 Office 2: 02-560-0140 Fax: 02-563-4496 e-mail: [email protected] Government Press Office: Jerusalem Daniel Seaman, Director Office: 02-500-7502 Fax: 02-625-7886 Email: [email protected] Andy Luterman English News Department Office: 02-500-7524 Cell: 050-620-5432 Fax: 02-623-3388 Hebrew News Department Office: 02-500-7518 Office 2: 02-500-7519 open in browser PRO version Are you a developer? Try out the HTML to PDF API pdfcrowd.com Fax: 02-623-3388 Visiting Journalists Department Office: 02-500-7515 Fax: 02-623-5897 Dr. Fawaz Kamal Arab Journalists Department Office: 02-500-7504 Fax: 02-623-5897 Beeper: #25138 Email: [email protected] Elana Dayan Photography Department Office: 02-500-7555 Fax: 02-624-1407 Danielle Harel Greenbaum Administration Office: 02-500-7507 Fax: 02-622-2585 Government Publications Office Natan Meir, Director Direct: 03-514-0450/08 Fax: 03-514-0472 Haifa Municipality Tzachi Terano, Spokesman Office: 04-835-6755/6 Fax: 04-835-6352 Cell: 057-754-8500 Ronnie Grossman, Dept. Spokesman Cell: 057-754-8014 Health Einav Shimron, Spokeswoman Office: 02-678-7672 Office 2: 02-678-7674 Fax: 02-6786491 Tal Harel, Media Adviser Direct: 02-670-5811 Fax: 02-678-7662 Beeper: #77002 IDF Spokesperson's Office Brig.-Gen. Avi Benayahu, Spokesman Office: 03-569-0922 Office 2: 03-569-0798 Fax: 03-569-8222 open in browser PRO version Are you a developer? Try out the HTML to PDF API pdfcrowd.com IDF Spokesperson's Office - International Media Branch Head of IDF International Media Branch Major Avital Leibowitz Office: 03-608-0238 Fax: 03-608-0300/12 Cell: 057-818-6248 Beeper: #72278 News Desk Office: 03-608-0245 Fax: 03-608-0300 Head of Europe and Pacific Desk Capt. Benjamin Rutland Office: 03-608-0235 Office 2: 03-608-0326 Fax: 03-608-0300/12 Head of North American Desk Capt. Noa Meir Office: 03-608-0236 Office 2: 03-608-0317 Office 3: 03-608-0318 Cell: 057-818-9436 Beeper: #74061 Latin America and Asia Desk Corp. Gabriel Castellan Office: 03-569-4193 Fax: 03-608-0312 Cell: 057-817-2647 e-mail: [email protected] Industry Trade and Employment Haya Peri, Spokeswoman Office: 026-66-2000 Direct: 02-666-2301 Direct 2: 02-666-2303 Fax: 02-666-2923 Beeper: #24404 Roi Lachmanovich, Adviser Office: 02-666-4423 Fax: 02-666-2923 Information Center Albert Achdut Fax: 02-653-6953 Interior open in browser PRO version Are you a developer? Try out the HTML to PDF API pdfcrowd.com Sabin Hadid, Spokesperson Office: 02-670-1411 Office 2: 02-670-1447 Office 3: 02-670-1448 Fax: 02-670-1628 Beeper: #50625 Hanan Shlain, Adviser Office: 02-670-1521 Fax: 02-566-6376 Israel Broadcasting Authority Tali Ben-Avi Office: 02-501-5555 Fax: 02-501-5521 Israel Lands Authority Ortal Tzabar Direct: 02-620-8366 Fax: 02-620-8399 Cell: 050-621-8030 Israel Police - National Insp. Micky Rosenfeld Office: 02-542-8874 Cell: 050-627-5870 Beeper: #41214 Jerusalem Municipality Gidi Schmerling, Spokesman Office: 02-629-7744 Fax: 02-629-6004 Cell: 057-776-9888 Beeper: #107 Foreign Media Department Office: 02-629-6538 Fax: 02-629-6004 Beeper: #61585 Jewish Agency Michael Jankelowitz, Foreign Press Liaison Foreign Press Liaison Office: 02-620-2780 Fax: 02-620-4013 Justice Moshe Cohen, Spokesman Office: 02-646-6487 Office 2: 02-646-6363 Fax: 02-646-6722 open in browser PRO version Are you a developer? Try out the HTML to PDF API pdfcrowd.com Shiri Crispin, Adviser Office: 02-646-6527 Fax: 02-628-5438 Department of Pardons Office: 972-2-6466801/2/3/4/ Knesset Giorda Pordes Office: 02-675-3333 Direct: 02-675-3396 Cell: 050-623-3750 Fax: 02-652-1599 Magen David Adom Yeruham Mandola Office: 03-630-0222 Direct: 03-537-9341 Cell: 052-256-9955 Beeper: #33332 Minister for Government - Knesset Liaison Ilan Marciano, Spokesman and Adviser Office: 02-675-3382 Fax: 02-670-3386 Cell: 050-623-3837 Minister for Religious Councils Keren Shironi, Spokesperson Office: 02-531-1385 Fax: 02-531-1310 Beeper: #53355 Minister for Senior Citizens Affairs Yoni Yitzhak, Spokesman Office: 02-654-7022 Fax: 02-654-7034 Elle Baror, Media Adviser Office: 02-654-7007 Fax: 02-654-7035 Ministry for Strategic Affairs Irena Etinger, Spokesperson Office: 02-653-5077 Fax: 02-654-7101 Media Adviser Yossi Levy Minister Meshullam Nahari’s Office open in browser PRO version Are you a developer? 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