Narkis means Daffodil in Hebrew, a flower that grows in nature and carries the Greek myth moral of the dangers of vanity and pride. I received this name from my parents when I was born.

Gaya is the Greek version of Mother Nature, a word that embodies the essence of nurturing, life-giving energy. My mother added me this name when I reached 14 years old.

Alon is the Hebrew word for “oak tree” a tree that symbolizes power, justice, and honesty. My great uncle gave us this name after Ben Gurion asked him to change his name for a Hebrew one, an action that influenced generations to come.

Iny is my name through marriage, a name I received as a result of my love to my husband, the only name I chose: it the Hebrew word for “my eye” and the English for : different, another, other. All of them together represent my life’s journey,  I’m constantly seeking to evolve and be of a better service for my community, and my name is my compass.