Israeli Air Force
Yaron Tal serves as the Chief Legal Counsel and Executive Vice President at Migdal Capital Markets since April 2011, with extensive experience in securities and corporate law. In addition to this role, Yaron holds the rank of Lieutenant Colonel in the Israeli Air Force as a reservist. Previous positions include Partner at M. Firon & Co. from March 2006 to March 2011, where Yaron provided legal advice to public companies and institutional investors, and served as Chief Legal Counsel at Shikun & Binui and Dan Company For Public Transportation Ltd. Yaron began a legal career as a Senior Associate at Shinar, Shachor, Weisberger Law Office. Yaron earned an LLM and an LLB from Tel Aviv University, completing the latter in 1997 and the former in 2001.
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Israeli Air Force
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The Israeli Air Force (IAF) is the air and space force of the Israel Defense Forces. It is universally recognized to be among the world's most powerful aerial fighting forces. Since the establishment of the State of Israel, the Israeli Air Force has played a major role in securing the country's numerous military victories. Today, the IAF remains a central pillar of the IDF and works to deter any threat to Israel's skies. Twice every year, a carefully selected group of pilots graduates from the IAF's renowned flight academy. Graduates complete three years of intensive training in order to become successful pilots. The IAF has built strong relationships with many foreign air forces and regularly organizes and participates in international aviation exercises all over the world. The IAF utilizes various technologies in order to battle threats and effectively defend Israel's skies. Among these innovative technologies is the Iron Dome, which intercepts short-range rockets. The IAF fleet includes drones as well as the F-15, F-16, and F-35 fighter jets. The IAF is known for its efficiency and innovation. It will continue to find effective solutions for Israel's most prominent threats.