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Avriel Ben Dor Appointed Spokesperson for Higher Education Council

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

Avriel Ben Dor, with 26 years of experience, has been appointed the new spokesperson for the Council for Higher Education. He previously served as the spokesperson for the Givat Shmuel Municipality for eight years and for Kfar Yona for four. Ben Dor expressed gratitude for his past roles and excitement for his new national position overseeing higher education institutions.

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  • Avriel Ben Dor appointed spokesperson for the Council for Higher Education.
  • Ben Dor brings 26 years of experience in PR and communications.
  • He previously led public relations for Givat Shmuel Municipality for eight years.
  • Ben Dor also served as spokesperson for Kfar Yona Municipality.
  • He is the deputy chairman of the Israeli Union of Municipal Spokespersons.

Avriel Ben Dor, a veteran spokesperson with 26 years of experience in public relations and communications, has been appointed as the new spokesperson for the Council for Higher Education (CHE). Ben Dor, who is from the religious-nationalist sector and resides in Netanya, previously served for eight years as the head of public relations for the Givat Shmuel Municipality. Prior to that, he was the spokesperson for the Kfar Yona Municipality for four years. He also holds the position of deputy chairman of the Israeli Union of Municipal Spokespersons. Ben Dor expressed his satisfaction with his tenure in Givat Shmuel, stating that his role was always about connecting the public with city leadership through transparency and sensitivity. He credited the mayor, Yossi Brodny, the city management, and dedicated employees for building an advanced and professional public relations system that proved effective during both routine times and complex emergencies. Ben Dor views his new national role at the CHE, which oversees all higher education institutions in Israel, with reverence and excitement, aiming to leverage his experience to achieve new successes in the council's public relations and information dissemination.

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