The Jewish National Fund-USA invites you for a meaningful evening as we explore how Heritage Site Preservation protects the past while shaping Israel’s future. Through powerful stories and on-the-ground insights, you’ll discover how these sites strengthen communities, deepen identity, and bring Israel’s story to life. Together, we’ll reflect on how our support today plays a vital role in impacting Israel and securing its future for generations to come. Be part of the circle that honors legacy, inspires connection, and drives lasting impact.
Light refreshments will be provided. This is a free event, but please RSVP to Ian Merles to for planning purposes.
This event is brought to you by The Jewish National Fund-USA and generously hosted by Beth Israel.
As Executive Vice-Chairwoman of the Society for Preservation of Israel Heritage Sites, an esteemed partner of Jewish National Fund, she plays a vital role in restoring, preserving, and maintaining some of Israel’s most significant historical sites, including the Ayalon Institute, Atlit Detention Camp, Old Nitzanim – Women of Valor Center, and Yellin House.
Under Noa’s stewardship, SPIHS continues to launch new restoration and preservation initiatives each year, safeguarding the stories and landmarks that define Israel’s history. A seasoned professional and mentor, Noa has guided hundreds of managers and employees throughout her career in training and human resources development, serving in leadership roles at Stanford University, Bar Group, and TIM Global.
Noa’s lifelong commitment to Israel’s heritage is deeply rooted in her family legacy, as her father co-founded SPIHS