Nava Rozolyo

Nava Rozolyo (; born June 17, 1986) is an Israeli lawyer and social activist. She is a prominent figure in the ongoing protests against Benjamin Netanyahu and the thirty-seventh government of Israel. She is the founder of the online group "Shame Brigades" (aka Shame Patrols) which she established as part of the protests against judicial reform.

Biography Early life and education Nava Rozolyo was born in Jerusalem on June 17, 1986 and raised in a religious zionist family. She is the eldest of four children. In an interview for Haaretz, Rozolyo stated that she has always seen herself as a critical thinker. Rozolyo attended Pelech High School in Jerusalem, graduating in 2004. She says that she started to question religion at age sixteen and eventually turned away from religion.

Rozolyo is a frequent representative of the protesters against the judicial reform at Knesset commissions.

In March 2025, Sara Netanyahu, wife of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, filed for a restraining order against Rozolyo and journalist Uri Misgav stating that the two "posed a real threat" to her life. In her defense, Rozolyo stated that the only time she came face-to-face with Netanyahu was when the two met at the judicial hearing and that her protest activities are non-violent and legal.

That same month, the court dismissed a libel suit against Rozolyo filed by Shmulik Silman, husband of Environment Minister, Idit Silman, in regards to a tweet by Rozolyo calling to protest against the Silmans at the airport.

In April 2025, the head of the Shin Bet, Ronen Bar, in affidavit to the Supreme Court, cited Rozolyo as one of the protest activists which he was asked to "take care of" by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu.

Political activity In June 2026, Rozolyo announced that she is joining The Democrats party led by Yair Golan. In the primary elections held on July 20, 2026, ahead of the 2026 Israeli legislative election, Rozolyo came in at number sixteen on the slate.