Interns will assist in the general work of the office, helping to facilitate foreign journalists' work in Israel and the Palestinian territories by, among other things, issuing press cards and organizing press conferences. They will have the opportunity to attend meetings at the Prime Minister’s Office and the Ministry of Foreign Affairs.

Works to portray the President’s policy agenda in the Israeli and foreign media. Interns will maintain daily contact with local and foreign journalists, issue press releases, manage the media during events at the President's Residence and outside, and coordinate interviews to the media.

The international development arm of the Israeli government. Interns will be meeting with representatives of foreign governments as well as international development organizations with aim of forging new avenues for cooperation. Their role will include drafting proposals and multilateral agreements, and having a creative input into the development of new programs.

Works to promote and advocate policy on antisemitism within Israel and internationally. Interns will be involved with all aspects of the Department’s work including establishing and maintaining relationships with foreign governments, NGOs and international organizations to encourage legislation, education and other efforts to combat antisemitism and advance Holocaust remembrance.

The department works in international arenas to promote the Ministry's international interests. Fellows will prepare economic reports for the Minister of Finance and the senior management of the ministry, and will conduct reasearch on various economy related matters.   

The intern in this position will be responsible for maintaining relationships with international credit rating agencies, monitoring global markets and conducting research into new markets.  

Responsible for promoting Israeli export around the world, as well as hosting international delegations and coordinating their visits. Interns will also be involved in research on other countries, writing reports and briefings for various government officials as well as for Israeli companies. 

The department is responsible for matters relating to international law such as extradition, universal jurisdiction and international police investigations.  The intern will be assiting in the work of the department in all of these arenas, and will conduct reseach on international law and human rights.     

Interns will train to become radio announcers for the station’s three daily news reports – conducting interviews, announcing, editing and writing news reports and editing texts for the website. They will gain a unique exposure to Israeli society: politics, culture, education, judicial and social systems and their effect on the daily life of the country’s citizens.