# Profoundd archive — Epstein Files # Bates number: EFTA01807485 # Title: From: Mitchell Bard - AICE # Dataset: 10 # Pages: 5 # Images: 5 detected # Tags: epstein, doj, dataset-10, image-described # Source PDF: https://profoundd.com/epstein-docs/EFTA01807485/download # Doc viewer: https://profoundd.com/epstein-docs/EFTA01807485 # # Text below is what Profoundd has extracted from the source PDF. # 'ocr-enriched' tag means OCR was applied to scan-only pages. # Image descriptions are AI-generated factual captions (llava:13b). #---------------------------------------------------------------------- === SUMMARY === From: Mitchell Bard - AICE Sent: Thursday, September 29, 2016 11:34 AM To: jeevacation@gmail.com Subject: A New Year Brings New Challenges <=d align="center" valign="top" width="600"> Having trouble viewing =his email? Click here Having trouble viewing =his email? Click here The American -Israeli Cooperative Enterprise chttp://r20.rs6.net/tn.js=?f=0011pSghWMTEuX3-lx6BollMoon31EngrqeZe- uGTODeecSoisx251Z4gqYguJgX0p5lx=FUnxcW0io-mrY2ySe0csftcfSesw3asQ22XyzdYeq3djCoPxFhvsY1lbh- ZbeauF85_Eb7GwLI=EiyFw8QDmsoUeciNFZY4HNFgit5uOCFs2_XBHj2Xw==&c=XSxhxE6D8zZcjQP0UXrUz4B=8YiPyCFwUo Rb4bWN_zXrT2L3Z9tnaA==&ch=7nZyBe6YLH6Br9fZi-t-v7iNCK-DFH0E=RTy-iPf7Ro9tTfVCWL46O==> Rosh Hashana 2=16 chttp://visitor.r20.constantcontact.com/ema=l.jsp?m=1100921190510> <=tr> AICE PROJECTS &n=sp; = &nbs=; To stay updated on=a daily basis, find us online! =img height="36" border="0" width="36" alt="Like us on Facebook" sr=="https://imgssl.constantcontact.com/ui/imagesIficibk_36.png" title="=ike us on Facebook" align="null" I> 2 EFTA_R1_00155816 EFTA01807486 Dear Readers: A National Geographic survey of American 18-24-=ear-olds found that 75 percent were unable to identify Israel on a map. Like many of you, I am concerned about the ignorance of=American students when it comes to the Middle East. They are misinformed b= social media and the press, deluded by their boycott promoting classmates=and indoctrinated by professors with political agendas. Students used to go to the library and read books about=the Middle East to learn about the various sides of the issues and come to=their own conclusion. Today, most young adults look for information on the=Internet. The Internet, however, is not a benign source of objective information= In fact, it has become the world's leading source of Israel bashi=g, anti-Semitism and Holocaust denial. We are dedicated to ensuring that students of all ages have ac=ess to the best information available. It must be accurate, credi=le, nonpartisan and easy to find. Since 1998, AICE has created a one-stop =hop to find anything you need to know from anti-Semitism to Zionism. Today, the Jewish Virtual Library (JVL) attracts nearly one million visi=ors from more than 200 countries each month. The JVL has roughly 25,000 entries and 10,000 graphics, including hist=rical maps of Israel to help students learn its location. As one experienc=d Jewish educator explained, "The JVL is the go-to source my stude=ts use for fact-based research pertaining to Judaism, Israel, and the Holo=aust." For high school students - who too often receive little or no educatio= about Israel - the JVL is an intellectual lifeline they can hold =nto throughout their college years to find answers to the questio=s that vex them and factual responses to the anti-Israel propagandists the= may encounter inside and outside the classroom. It was no coincidence the=JVL welcomed a record 1.3 million visitors during the month that d=tractors sponsor annual Israel hate weeks on campuses across the country. Too many students are joining the anti-Semitic =oycott, divestment, sanctions (BDS) movement out of ignorance. They don't =ecognize its goal is the destruction of Israel. The JVL - as well as our S=opBDS.com site --- offer students the information they need to u=derstand the nefarious goal of the boycotters. A new schoo= year has begun and students will be challenged inside and outside their c=assrooms and they need a source for answers to their own questions=as well as responses to the lies and misinformation they encounter It is no easy to document more than 5,000 years of Jewish h=story while trying to keep up with contemporary events. We need yo=r help. To continue growing, we must add researchers and writers,=and have the resources to cover the cost of maintaining such a large site.=/div> 3 EFTA_R1_00155817 EFTA01807487 Any tax-deductible donation for AICE's general operating expenses woul= be greatly appreciated, but if you would like to literally be a part of t=e Jewish Virtual Library, you can become a sponsor and your name (if you a=prove), or that of someone you would like to dedicate the contribution to,=will be acknowledged in the Library for the coming year. • For $100 you can sponsor a page in the Library • For $500 yo= can sponsor a topic (e.g., US President & Israel in the US-Israel Relatio=s category) • For $1,000 you can sponsor the News or Today in Jewish=History page (choose one) • For $2,500 you can sponsor the Virtual J=wish World Tour, Featured Video or Podcast (choose one) • For $5,000=you can sponsor the Virtual Israel Experience • For $10,000 you can =ponsor the Myths and Facts Exclusives (myths/facts added after the print e=ition is released) • For $25,000 you can sponsor one of the 14 main =ibrary categories Please note the page, topic or category if you choose one of t=ese options. Thank you for your generous support. Sincerely, Mitchell Bard Executive Director P.S. AICE provides facts and inform=tion about the Jewish world that you don't find anywhere else. Please doW= wait. Click here to m=ke a contribution today or mail your tax-deductible check (which preve=ts your donation from being reduced by credit card fees) to AICE, 2810 Blame Drive, Chevy Chase, MD 20815. Thank you. SafeUnsubscribe&trad=; jeevacation@gmail.com chttps://visitor.constantcontact.comi=o?p=un&m=001sHuVFdSMpXbElpAXPmElmg%3D%3D&ch=c51,857d0-3297-11e3- 9770-=4ae5292c2ac&ca=e07dd804-aSab-4167-b9b6-06b0369ffff0> Forward this email = I Update Pro=ile I About o=r service provider Sent by Try it free today 5 EFTA_R1_00155819 EFTA01807489 === IMAGE DESCRIPTIONS === [Image 1] The image appears to be a photograph of a printed document with a series of lines of text. The text is too small and blurry to read clearly, making it difficult to provide a detailed description of the content. 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