On February 2, 2026, Naschitz Brandes Amir announced the election of six new partners from within the firm’s ranks, reflecting the continued growth and depth of its practices across core sectors of the Israeli and international markets.
“Our newly elected partners embody the quality and range of our practices,” said Tal Eliasaf, Managing Partner of Naschitz Brandes Amir. “They have consistently delivered sophisticated counsel to our clients and played a meaningful role in the firm’s development. Their appointment reflects both our depth of talent and our commitment to sustained excellence.”
The newly appointed partners are:
Daniel Berenstein Gal – Real Estate
Daniel advises entrepreneurs, developers, and property owners on complex commercial and residential real estate transactions, including combination transactions, urban renewal projects, and TAMA 38 matters. She brings extensive experience in structuring and executing large-scale projects and also represents clients in real estate litigation and planning and zoning proceedings.
Didi Gerstenfeld – Litigation & Dispute Resolution
Didi focuses on civil litigation, with particular depth in torts, insurance law, professional liability, and personal injury matters. She represents clients in complex, high-stakes disputes across a broad range of industries.
Mayrav Danor Hoffer – Corporate
Mayrav represents emerging growth companies and venture capital funds in domestic and cross-border transactions, including mergers and acquisitions, venture capital and private equity financings, and other high-tech transactions. She also provides ongoing strategic corporate counsel to technology-driven businesses at all stages of development.
Galit Manobla Landman – Kibbutzim & Cooperative Societies
Galit provides comprehensive legal counsel to kibbutzim and cooperative societies, including boards and management bodies. With over two decades of sector-focused experience, she advises on governance, regulatory matters, and complex intra-community disputes and regularly represents clients before local and national authorities.
Avi Ezra – Corporate
Avi represents high-tech and emerging growth companies in a broad range of corporate and commercial matters, including domestic and cross-border M&A, venture capital and private equity financings, and complex commercial transactions. He also advises clients on corporate governance, employment, intellectual property, and regulatory compliance.
Noam Shualy – Corporate
Noam focuses on corporate and commercial law, including domestic and cross-border M&A and capital transactions such as venture capital and private equity investments. He provides ongoing counsel to venture capital funds, industrial companies, and technology companies across diverse sectors.