Leadership

Leadership Behind Perach Israel

Vision. Professional Excellence. National Impact.

Perach Israel is led by a partnership that brings together visionary social leadership, medical expertise and large-scale organizational experience.
Together, Rabbi Moshe Shtein and Prof. Zeev Rotstein are helping shape Perach Israel’s development as a national network of education, rehabilitation and lifelong support for people with disabilities.

Prof. Zeev Rotstein

Prof. Zeev Rotstein

Prof. Zeev Rotstein brings decades of experience in Israeli healthcare leadership and the management of complex medical systems.

At Perach Israel, he contributes his medical, managerial and strategic expertise to strengthening professional standards, developing the organization’s services and advancing its long-term vision.

His role reinforces Perach Israel’s commitment to professional excellence, evidence-based practice and high-quality rehabilitation and care.

Rabbi Moshe Shtein

Rabbi Moshe Shtein

Rabbi Moshe Shtein founded Perach Israel with a vision of building a system in which every person with a disability is treated with dignity and given the opportunity to reach their fullest potential.

Under his leadership, Perach Israel has developed from its beginnings in Elad into a nationwide network serving approximately 15,000 children and adults and their families, supported by thousands of professionals across Israel.

His leadership focuses on national development, professional excellence, human dignity and continuity of care throughout the life cycle.

Perach Israel

Building Israel’s National Social Infrastructure for Lifelong Care

For over 27 years, Perach Israel has provided high-standard therapeutic, educational, and rehabilitative care to approximately 15,000 children, adults, and families annually across Israel.

With 5,000 dedicated professionals operating nationwide – from the Golan Heights to the Gaza border – Perach Israel is one of Israel’s largest, most comprehensive special education networks, serving Secular, Religious, Haredi, and Arab communities with equal devotion.

A staff member holding a door open as a girl walks through using a walking frame

Why philanthropy matters

The State Sustains Operations. Philanthropy Builds the “Second Floor.”

While public funding guarantees 100% of our daily operations, it does not cover the high-tier infrastructure, adaptive technologies, and specialized environments required for true human progress. 
Philanthropic partnership is our force multiplier, directly funding “shovel-ready” capital builds across Israel:

Join Us

Help Build Israel’s National Infrastructure of Care.

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