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  • CEO and Jerusalem Bureau Chief, JNS
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AFTAU appoints Ari E. Steinberg as senior vice president of development and planned giving

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By Andrew Bernard Verified, Debra Nussbaum Cohen Verified, Alex Traiman
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(Aug. 26, 2026 / American Friends of Tel Aviv University) American Friends of Tel Aviv University (AFTAU) announced the appointment of Ari E. Steinberg as senior vice president of development and planned giving, a newly created role focused on expanding AFTAU’s philanthropic presence nationally and strengthening its long-term development strategy. The announcement was made by Ben Pery, CEO of AFTAU.
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Israel Friends appoints Matt Levin as new national director

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By Aaron Bandler Verified, Alex Traiman, Josh Hasten Verified
| JNS Verified
(Aug. 25, 2026 / Israel Friends) Israel Friends, a nonprofit network solving real-world problems for those who defend Israel, announced the addition of Matt Levin as its new National Director. In his new role, Matt will enhance donor experience and communication, increase donations and volunteer efforts, and expand the organization’s national reach, including through its South Florida chapter.
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What school looked like in Israel decades ago, long before Zoom and tablets Original

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By Jessica Russak-Hoffman, Aaron Bandler Verified, Alex Traiman
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(Aug. 25, 2026 / JNS) Ahead of the new school year, which starts in Israel on Sept. 1, the Keren Kayemeth LeIsrael-Jewish National Fund (KKL-JNF) is unveiling five rare photographs that go back nearly a century to classrooms of the past. With chalkboards and chalk, books and notebooks, wooden desks and modest classrooms, the images capture education in the land of Israel between 1925 and 1963, long before computers, presentations, smartphones and digital whiteboards.
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