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Water CrisisIn Israel the most precious commodity is water and it is at risk. Find out how you can help. Annual Cocktail Reception & Private Viewing of Sotheby's Israeli & International Artclick image to enlarge
 December 16, 2012 6:00 pm - 8:00 pm Sotheby's Jeiwsh National Fund's Greater New York Board & Women for Israel Society invite you to the Annual Cocktail Reception & Provate Viewing of Sotheby's Israeli & International Art Sale This year’s sale of Israeli & International Art features a carefully curated and wide ranging selection of works by celebrated artists including Reuven Rubin, Yaacov Agam and Nahum Gutman. The sale covers the history of Israeli art from the 1920s to the present day. A sale of important Judaica, featuring ceremonial silver, books, manuscripts and paintings will also be on view. $125 per person • Space is limited RSVP to Amy Penchansky by December 2 at rsvpny@jnf.org or 212.879.9305 x804. Greater New York Women for Israel & New York Board Officers: Amy B. Iles, WFI Chair & NY Board Major Gifts Co-Chair Kathy Gantz, WFI Vice Chair Marta Gucovsky, Sotheby’s Event Chair Laureine Greenbaum, NY Board President Doron Bar-Levav, Secretary Sidney Banon, Treasurer Andy Ashwal, NY Board Major Gifts Co-Chair
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