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    Ben-Gurion Artifacts Auction to Empower Negev Youth Programs

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    What’s happening

    An extraordinary collection of artifacts honoring the legacy of David Ben-Gurion, Israel’s founding prime minister, is set to be auctioned online from December 11-25, 2024. This auction, organized by “Beit Udi” alongside Curio Auctions, offers a glimpse into Ben-Gurion’s visionary work. Items in the collection include a signed book, an original document from 1948, a rare photograph from the Negev, artistic pieces inspired by the Negev’s transformation, and a keepsake from Kibbutz Sde Boker.

    Why it matters

    The proceeds from this auction will primarily benefit initiatives aimed at issues long tackled by Ben-Gurion, such as bridging social and educational divides in Israel’s periphery. Empowering these regions reflects Ben-Gurion’s commitment to the equitable development of the whole country. Furthermore, the “Nitzanim” program specifically targets enriching the lives of youth in the Negev and Galilee by preparing them for leadership roles in the Israeli Defense Forces and the flourishing high-tech industry.

    Fulfilling Ben-Gurion’s Vision

    The timeless contributions of Ben-Gurion continue to find relevance in modern Israel through programs that motivate young individuals to reach their potential. Hosting its platform on the Curio Auctions website, the event promises a key opportunity for participation in such empowering initiatives. Participants can acquire pieces of Israeli history that go beyond memorabilia to actively fuel the future through transformational programs dedicated to creating balanced opportunities for growth across all regions of Israel.

    This story was first published on jpost.com.

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