About Us
About
Our story
Israel365Media started when Rabbi Tuly Weisz wanted to help non-profits get their causes and products in front of Christian Zionists. Since then we’ve expanded into helping those non-profits, and many for profit companies with not just media, but an a-z marketing approach, and implementation.
Our Team of Experts
Rabbi Tuly Weisz
Founder
Robert Frohlinger
CEO
Shlomo Schreibman
Vice President
Jonathan Shyman
CTO, Head of UX/UI
Mordechai Altose
Operation Manager
Dr. Moshe Katan
Director
Kalman Lebovitz
Marketing Director
David Sidman
Editor
Mordi Levi
Talia Eisen
Miriam Weinreb
Nicole Oberman
Chedva Haber
Baruch Denderowicz
Rafi Weinstein
Baruch Zev Olenick
Why Choose Us
More than 10 years of experience in digital marketing.
Most importantly, you’ll love our team of LEADERS who are committed to your success.
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Rabbi Tuly Weisz
Founder
Why do you enjoy working at Israel365Media?
Israel365 is all about building bridges between Christian supporters and Israel and at Israel365 Media I love helping Christian Zionists learn about and connect with the most important organizations in Israel.
Why did you make aliyah?
It was always a dream of mine as well as my wife’s to raise our children in the land of our forefathers. We are so blessed to be the first generation in our family to do so, going back thousands of years.
What is your favorite Israeli food?
Before moving here, my favorite Israeli food was always Felafel, but then I moved here, and discovered Shakshuka! You gotta try it!
What is your favorite Jewish/Israeli holiday and Why?
All our holidays are great, but they only come once a year, so I’d have to say Shabbat, because it comes once a week!
Shlomo Schreibman
Vice President of Business Development
Why do you enjoy working at Israel365Media?
I love working with great people and my staff are just that. In addition, I love creating measurable value and I am blessed to be doing that for Israel!
Why did you make aliyah?
My parents get the credit for that. I moved here in the late 80’s with my parents who gave up a lot in order to live in the Holy Land.
What is your favorite Israeli food?
Yapchik. It is a high-end shepherds pie version of a Potato Kugel with meat.
What is your favorite Jewish/Israeli holiday and Why?
Hanukkah. Great family time with minimum requirements of logistic and fulfillment processes.
David Sidman
Editor
Why do you enjoy working at Israel365Media?
As a news-junkie and someone who studies the Bible, combining the two to report on Biblical prophecy in Israel is more than a job for me. It’s a mission.
Why did you make aliyah?
I wanted to live what the Bible prophesied – More specifically, the nation of Israel returning to their land
What is your favorite Israeli food?
Sabich (Google it).
What is your favorite Jewish/Israeli holiday and Why?
I love Purim because then I get to dress up and have an excuse for acting like a clown (The rest of the year I have no such excuse).
Jonathan Shyman
CTO, Head of UX/UI
Why do you enjoy working at Israel365Media?
I love making websites and technology more accessible and easier for people to use.
Why did you make aliyah?
For me, it was more like “Why would I ever want to live anywhere else?”
What is your favorite Israeli food?
Chumus, not even sure how many other options there are…
What is your favorite Jewish/Israeli holiday and Why?
Purim. I just like how happy it makes everyone, especially the kids.
Mordechai Altson
Operation Manager
Why do you enjoy working at Israel365Media?
I love the land of Israel and want to help others connect with her beauty and significance.
Why did you make aliyah?
To connect more closely with G-d and to be closer with my family.
What is your favorite Israeli food?
Shawarma in a laffa with a pich of schug (hot pepper sauce)
What is your favorite Jewish/Israeli holiday and Why?
Purim because we love dressing up as a family.
Elie Mendelowitz
Content Marketer
Why do you enjoy working at Israel365Media?
I enjoy the deep thinking that goes into understanding an audience and creating a project that connects and engages them.
Why did you make aliyah?
I feel that as a Jew, Israel is where I am supposed to be. While it’s difficult culturally sometimes, I know my children and grandchildren will be grateful to be home.
What is your favorite Israeli food?
Cant beat schwarma.
What is your favorite Jewish/Israeli holiday and Why?
I love Sukkot. Love how everyone comes outside to hang out in the sukka, it’s almost like a mini camping trip.
Tami Melamed
UI & Marketing Designer
Why do you enjoy working at Israel365Media?
Design is my world, my passion, I love growing with it, expand my knowledge all the time, go with the flow.
Why did you make aliyah?
I’m probably the only native here 😉
What is your favorite Israeli food?
Giant mixed salad.
What is your favorite Jewish/Israeli holiday and Why?
Holiday traveler…
Kalman Lebovitz
Marketing Director
Why do you enjoy working at Israel365Media?
I love connecting people to the land of Israel.
Why did you make aliyah?
There is no other place in the world to connect on such a spiritual level with the one above.
What is your favorite Israeli food?
shawarma, although my stomach disagrees.
What is your favorite Jewish/Israeli holiday and Why?
Passover because I love Matzah and being with family.
Simone Sommer
Senior Bookkeeper
Why do you enjoy working at Israel365Media?
I love working as a bookkeeper seeing the final reports at the end of each month and working with professional people makes the job that much more enjoyable.
Why did you make aliyah?
My husband and I always wanted to live together with our children in the best and only place to live on earth!
What is your favorite Israeli food?
Shakshuka.
What is your favorite Jewish/Israeli holiday and Why?
Sukkot, relaxing in the Sukkah with my family and doing tiyulim (hikes) around Israel on Chol Hamoed.
Shlomo Vile
PPC Director
Why do you enjoy working at Israel365Media?
It’s a privilege to help Israel365 use the tools of online marketing to bring people closer to the land and people of Israel.
Why did you make aliyah?
My wife and I fell in love with the people here, and we wanted to give our kids the gift of growing up in Israel.
What is your favorite Israeli food?
The purslane (regaylat haginah) and mallow (Chubeyzah) that grow wild in our yard. Besides having great taste and incredible nutrition, these wild plants are also expressions of this land’s love for us and its appreciation for our return.
What is your favorite Jewish/Israeli holiday and Why?
Shabbat – For the necessity to get offline once a week and come home to what’s real and present.
Yoni Schwartzman
Social Media Manager
Why do you enjoy working at Israel365Media?
I always like to see what I do as a digital painting of sorts. Sure, in the day to day it’s sometimes hard to see the big picture. But whenever I take a few steps back to admire my handiwork, to be able to say “that campaign succeeded because of the work I did,” that’s when I know this is the right job for me!
Why did you make aliyah?
There is such a presence here in the land and the people that just inspires you to want to be a part of it. For thousands of years we accepted that Jewish history would predominantly take place outside of Israel. Today, history is moving forward from here, and it ain’t going anywhere else anytime soon.
What is your favorite Israeli food?
Lamb schwarma.
What is your favorite Jewish/Israeli holiday and Why?
Tu B’shvat is my favorite holiday hands down. I happen to be a huge lover of nature: be it camping, hiking, or growing my bonsai trees at home. To have a day, a spiritually meaningful day, devoted to that passion of mine is one of my favorite parts in Judaism.
Miriam Peritzman
Graphic and Web Designer
Why do you enjoy working at Israel365Media?
I love graphic design so I love my job, plus it’s a great perk that I’m always involved with pictures of the beauty of the holy land that’s mine.
Why did you make aliyah?
What is your favorite Israeli food?
Slushy Ice Coffee. Israelis make it right..
What is your favorite Jewish/Israeli holiday and Why?
Passover. The more you work for something – the more you appreciate it.