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Expansion HEMDA

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The center has significantly expanded and developed thanks to the generosity of friends from around the world:

• The Archie Sherman Charitable Trust
• Barry & Marlene Berelowitz
• The Catherine Lewis Charitable Trust
• Chais Family Foundation – Pamela and Stanley Chais
• Djamil & Gladys Shukur
• Jaime Brener
• Jaqueline Simkin
• Josh and Judy Weston
• Lester Crown
• The Schwartz-Reisman

Family Continued support of HEMDA allows Tel Aviv- Yafo’s brightest to reach their full potential to become Israel’s next cadre of scientists. These students will staff the IDF’s leading R&D units, teach at academic institutions, discover new medical and technological advancements, leading Israel and the world into the future.

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