Eden Ben Zaken was chosen to sing the Hebrew version of Disney’s global campaign: “From our family to your family”. The Disney company is preparing for Hanukkah and Christmas, in a two-minute animated video, which follows a family celebrating the arrival of a new baby girl in the family. Ben Zaken, who herself is expecting a baby girl, will sing the local version of the video, and in the recording studio she met Keren Sa’ar, the CEO of Disney Israel’s trade division.
London for art lovers
On the two-year anniversary of the opening of the ‘Nasima Landau’ art space in Tel Aviv, founded by Steve Nasima and Susan Landau, the Unit London gallery came to stay there and took over the entire Tel Aviv art space, with works by the best artists of the London gallery that promotes young and promising artists. Gallery owner Joe Kennedy came to Israel especially to participate in the opening events, which included a street performance by Bat Sheva dancers, and video projections on the nearby buildings. Among the guests who enjoyed a cocktail bar sponsored by Cognac-Hennessy during the evening were artists, cultural figures and collectors from Israel and the world, among them the British artist Christopher Hartman who came to Tel Aviv following a Nasima-Landau residency program for his solo exhibition in Japan; Michal Ansky, Dorit Lifshitz, Yael Brown, Shiral Shimonov, Or Rosenblum and more.
Christopher Hartman and Susan Landau (Photo: Assaf Avraham)The seniors in the Vatican
A global senior delegation from the consulting and accounting firm Deloitte recently met with Pope Francis at his residence in the Vatican. The meeting was attended by Ilan Birnfeld, chairman of Deloitte Israel, and Oren Roseman, a partner in the consulting division and part of the Global Advisory Council of the global firm. The relationship between the Vatican and Deloitte is long-standing and based on dozens of joint community projects around the world. During the meeting, the Pope He spoke with the firm’s executives and emphasized the enormous responsibility of the business sector in leading and having a positive impact on the business and social environment in which it operates, certainly in light of the global crises and challenges. In recent years, the firm has invested $1.7 billion in social causes, as well as in the WorldClass program, which has trained 34 million people worldwide who do not have Access to professional knowledge and tools.
In memory of Mendel
Last Friday, the management of the World Fund participated in the dedication of the Morton Mendel Square at Yemin Moshe in Jerusalem – a gift from the city of Jerusalem to commemorate Mort Mendel’s enormous contribution to Jerusalem and the State of Israel. The event was held in the presence of: President of the Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Foundation – Prof. Yehuda Reinhartz, Chairman of the Foundation’s Board of Directors – Stephen H. Hoffman, CEO of the Jack, Joseph and Morton Mandel Foundation – Israel – Moshe Vigdor, Shai Doron – President of the Foundation for Jerusalem, Moshe Leon – Mayor of Jerusalem and Nachman Shai – Minister of the Diaspora.
Moshe Vigdor, Steve Hoffman and Yehuda Reinharts (Photo: Simanim.tv)Neve comes to Pargan
Attorney Ruth Dane-Wolfner, an expert in family and inheritance law, noted half a year of activity.
At the event held in the banquet hall of the ‘Pop and Pop’ restaurant, by chef Shaf Shabtai in Tel Aviv, Dayan-Wolfner celebrated several important milestones in her career: half a jubilee of legal practice as a lawyer; The launch of her second book “The Karma School”; and the success of her podcast “The School of Good Karma” which recently passed the mark of half a million listens.
Among the guests who participated in the event: the spouse of the happy bride Dan Ron; Efi Neve and his wife Bar Katz, Shai Agassi and Tami Hotavli, Alon Ullman and his wife Ortal, Adv. , and Daniel Wolfson.
Dan Ron and Ruth Dayan Wolfner (Photo: Guy Yehiali)
Efi Neve and Bar Katz (Photo: Guy Yehiali)Barel in Israel
Fashion designer Dina Barel came to Israel for a short visit to launch her book “Shaping the Dream”. This is an autobiographical book, which tells about stations in her life with stories and photos behind the scenes of the fashion world in Hollywood. The event was held at the Akirov Towers and included a fashion show of evening dresses designed by Barel that appeared in magazines. Among the many women who came to the event was her good friend Rachel Atiya who helped organize the launch in Israel.
Rachel Atia and Dina Barel (Photo: Yossi Shova)Yohananov celebrates and kicks
Culinary expert and food influencer Ron Yohananov celebrated his birthday last weekend and combined the celebration with the launch of his culinary complex. Among the many who came to bless the bridegroom of joy was Yafit Levy-Atias daughter of Rami Levy. The guests were impressed by the new complex in Evan Yehuda, which combines a space for culinary content productions, cooking workshops, a space for boutique events and a housewares store.
Ron Yohananov and Yipit Levy-Atias (Photo: Or Gefen)