Herzog
Gal Levy currently serves as an HR Business Partner at Herzog, a role commenced in August 2025. Prior to this, Gal held the position of Human Resources Manager at Maccabi Health Care Services from April 2024 to August 2025. Between December 2020 and March 2024, Gal was the HR Manager for the Cybercrime Department at the Israeli Ministry of Justice, where Gal led the development and implementation of HR policies, managed recruitment and selection, and improved compliance and processes. From October 2017 to December 2020, Gal worked as an Assistant Manager of Human Resources at the Israeli State Attorney's Office, focusing on recruitment support and HR administrative tasks. Gal's career began as a Student Assistant in the Ministry of Education (Israel) from October 2015 to September 2017. Gal holds a Bachelor's degree in Psychology from Ariel University, earned between October 2014 and October 2017.
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Herzog
Herzog Fox & Neeman is Israel’s largest law firm and has earned a reputation as market leader, evidenced by consistent top-tier rankings in both international and Israeli legal ranking directories, on a firm, practice and individual lawyer level. Herzog is the most diverse law firm in Israel with 400 lawyers, of whom more than 145 are partners. The firm employs over 50 dual-qualified, foreign-born lawyers who have worked at leading firms in the US, UK and Australia. The majority of Herzog’s business is conducted in English but its team’s languages also include German, French, Chinese, Japanese, Russian, Korean, Portuguese and Arabic. The firm has expertise in all aspects of corporate, commercial and administrative law and serves many of Israel’s and the world’s best-known companies. Herzog’s clients are a diverse group operating across a broad spectrum of industries, ranging from small domestic businesses to multinational corporations with operations in Israel. A sampling of clients includes private and publicly traded industrial and commercial companies, venture capital and investment funds, financial institutions including local and foreign banks, Hi-tech companies, government companies and entities, academic institutions and private individuals. The firm’s lawyers are divided into more than 50 practice groups, each staffed with specialist lawyers. The ability to provide the highest level of legal service, in mainstream areas of legal activity as well as numerous specialist and niche practice areas, is at the core of Herzog’s firm personality. This diversification enables the firm consistently to set the highest standard of legal service in Israel in each practice area.