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The Library’s collection includes half a million printed books in a variety of languages (Hebrew, English, French and Russian), audiobooks, e-books, CDs, online databases, and more. The Cultural Center at Beit Ariela offers a variety of lectures in literature, arts, Judaism, cinema and dance, as well as several interdisciplinary studies. Built thanks to the generosity of Benno Gitter, a founding member of the Tel Aviv Foundation, it is named in memory of his loving daughter Ariela.

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