Tal Reiss
Jewish Genealogy Researcher specializing in Israel and Central/Eastern Europe
Reiss Genealogey
Rishon LeZion
Israel
Currently accepting clients for...
- Family History Research
- Speaking / Presenting
- Writing /Publishing
Family History Research
- Ethnicity / Religion
- Family History Research
- Tutor / Coach
Speaking/Presenting
- Family History Research
- Methodology & Resources
- Technology
- Writing & Publishing
- Available for in-person events
- Available for virtual events
Writing/Publishing
- Author/Writer
- Tutor / Coach
Other Speciality
- Heir & Probate Search
- Photograph Analysis
I am a professional genealogist specializing in Jewish family history research in Israel and across Central and Eastern Europe. With over a decade of experience, I uncover and document family stories through accurate, evidence‑based research and advanced methodologies.
My academic background : B.Sc. from the Hebrew University Faculty of Agriculture and MBA from the Open University provides a strong scientific and analytical foundation for my work. I also completed training in corporate responsibility and ESG, which enhances my sensitivity to social and historical contexts and strengthens my commitment to ethical, respectful, and community‑aware research practices.
I have completed advanced genealogical studies through Yad Vashem, Pharos Tutors, the International Institute of Genealogical Studies, and the University of Strathclyde. I am a member of the Israel Genealogy Research Association (IGRA) and volunteer with the National Library of Israel’s Genealogy Advisory Service in Jerusalem.
My personal family research project led to meaningful discoveries, an emotional roots journey through Eastern Europe, and the publication of a comprehensive family history book. This experience shapes the way I work with clients today, helping them achieve the same depth of insight, connection, and storytelling in their own family histories.
I am currently writing a Hebrew‑language genealogy guidebook aimed at empowering the Israeli Jewish community to explore their roots. I lecture on genealogical research methodologies and the use of artificial intelligence to enhance family history research, and I remain active in genealogy communities while continuously updating my knowledge of emerging tools and technologies.
I work in Hebrew and English, and my research regularly involves handling historical documents in a variety of East‑European languages, supported by specialized technological tools. I am known for being thorough, service‑oriented, and committed to delivering clear, well‑supported findings.
My academic background : B.Sc. from the Hebrew University Faculty of Agriculture and MBA from the Open University provides a strong scientific and analytical foundation for my work. I also completed training in corporate responsibility and ESG, which enhances my sensitivity to social and historical contexts and strengthens my commitment to ethical, respectful, and community‑aware research practices.
I have completed advanced genealogical studies through Yad Vashem, Pharos Tutors, the International Institute of Genealogical Studies, and the University of Strathclyde. I am a member of the Israel Genealogy Research Association (IGRA) and volunteer with the National Library of Israel’s Genealogy Advisory Service in Jerusalem.
My personal family research project led to meaningful discoveries, an emotional roots journey through Eastern Europe, and the publication of a comprehensive family history book. This experience shapes the way I work with clients today, helping them achieve the same depth of insight, connection, and storytelling in their own family histories.
I am currently writing a Hebrew‑language genealogy guidebook aimed at empowering the Israeli Jewish community to explore their roots. I lecture on genealogical research methodologies and the use of artificial intelligence to enhance family history research, and I remain active in genealogy communities while continuously updating my knowledge of emerging tools and technologies.
I work in Hebrew and English, and my research regularly involves handling historical documents in a variety of East‑European languages, supported by specialized technological tools. I am known for being thorough, service‑oriented, and committed to delivering clear, well‑supported findings.
Additional specialities or search keywords
Tal Reiss Israel
Tal Reiss Israel
Research Time Periods
- 21st Century
- 20th Century
- 19th Century