Reichman University Model UN Excels in National Simulation Event

On March 12th, Reichman University hosted a Model United Nations simulation, bringing together delegates from across Israel, including representatives from four different MUN societies. The event featured three committees, each tasked with developing a lasting resolution to the conflict in Sudan, with a special focus on humanitarian efforts.

Despite the complexity of the topic, each committee successfully passed a resolution. The Reichman delegation excelled, winning seven out of nine awards, including every Best Delegate and Distinguished Delegate honor. This outstanding performance further solidifies RUMUN's reputation as a leading team in Israel.

Reichman Model UN is generously supported by Gioietta & Alberto Vitale.

Meet Dr. Daniel Landsberger, Vice Dean for Students at the Dina Recanati School of Medicine

Meet Dr. Daniel Landsberger, Vice Dean for Students at the Dina Recanati School of Medicine and an expert in internal medicine with a master's degree in health systems management. He serves as the chief physician at Maccabi Healthcare Services.

Dr. Landsberger, 62, is married to Merav and is a father of three. He studied medicine in South Africa and moved to Israel three days after his wedding. He completed his residency at Hadassah Ein Karem in Jerusalem and served as a doctor in the Israeli Air Force during his military service.

After his discharge, he joined Maccabi Healthcare Services in various roles: family doctor, head of the urgent care centers, head of community medicine, medical director of the Sharon district, and currently, the chief physician. Among his public roles, he is a member of the public health basket committee and the health council.

Dr. Landsberger shares, "I enjoy planning trips with family and friends, from nature reserves at the edge of Africa, coral beaches in the Pacific Ocean, the Mediterranean Sea, to the northernmost regions of Canada, where I also worked as a doctor at one of the most remote hospitals in the world. At home, our lifestyle is vegan; perhaps as a result, we host animals that wander in from the neighborhood (dogs, cats, hedgehogs, and more).

His message to students: "To be a good doctor, you need to be a good and curious person. You must see medicine not just as a profession, but as a calling and a privilege to help others."

Argov Fellows US Study Tour 2025

The Argov Fellows Program in Leadership and Diplomacy returned from an incredible 10-day study tour in the United States. Fellows, representing both students studying in Hebrew at Reichman University and students studying in English at the Raphael Recanati International School, explored Washington D.C., Boston, and New York.

Through meetings with diplomats, think

tanks, academic leaders, and the Jewish community, they gained valuable insights into U.S.- Israel relations, the American political system, and Jewish life abroad.

The Argov Fellowship, the honors program of the Lauder School of Government, Diplomacy, and Strategy equips third-year students from all degrees with the skills to become future leaders in diplomacy and beyond.