From Textiles to the West Bank: Unraveling the Story of One the Main U.S. Donors to the Settlements

The Central Fund of Israel is based in the NYC offices of a textile company, but a Haaretz investigation shows the group has received tens of millions of dollars in donations - funneling much of it to the settlements.

Uri Blau
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“Jay Marcus to the front,” the receptionist calls into the intercom. It’s around 3:00 P.M. on the third floor of 680 Avenue of the Americas, in the heart of Manhattan. A man in his late fifties, with thin, grey hair, a kippa on his head and a blue, button down shirt, approaches the front desk.

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