David Kaplan: portrait of a Jewish philanthropist.

DAVID KAPLAN

Portrait of a Jewish philanthropist.

Zinaida Serebryakova has a famous work entitled "Portrait of a Jewish Philanthropist," dated 1941. If the portrait was painted in our days, then David Kaplan, one of the most visible and respected Jewish philanthropists of our time, could become be captured in it.

Portrait of a Jewish Philanthropist

Zinaida Serebryakova has a famous work entitled "Portrait of a Jewish Philanthropist" dated 1941. If the portrait was painted in our days, then David Kaplan, one of the most visible and respected Jewish philanthropists of our time, could become be captured in it.

Future international businessman and philanthropist David Kaplan was born in the USSR in 1963 in a traditional Jewish family that remains faithful to the Jewish people's spiritual traditions and values.

The surname "Kaplan" refers to the Hebrew last names and has a fascinating history of origin. It came from the word "kohen" ("priest"), which indicates belonging to the genus of Koens.

He is a talented photographer who knows how to paint with light. David Kaplan's camera lens has captured moments that make us stop for a second and think. Nowadays, he lives and works in Israel. The spirit of the Israeli land helps the photographer to feel how precious life is.

Judaism is a religion of good and peace.

In Judaism, charity and care for loved ones are considered as synonymous with righteousness and equal in importance to all the Torah commandments.

The genius of higher mathematics, a system programmer, a successful international businessman, intellectual, scholar, and strategist, he always felt the world differently, grew attentive not only to his family but to all people.

Having achieved financial success and stability, he began to actively support numerous initiatives relating to Israel and the entire Jewish world.

David Kaplan on the protection of the Jews

For several decades, David Kaplan has made an invaluable contribution to the well-being of the Jewish state and its people. He provides tremendous support to the Holocaust Survival Fund. Many diplomas and letters of thanks testify to Kaplan's huge open heart and comprehensive support of the country.

David Kaplan is a key figure in Israeli public diplomacy, whose mission is to strengthen relations between Israel and other countries and to disseminate information about the State of Israel and its actions abroad.

With Keren Hayesod, an organization active in 45 countries, Kaplan is actively involved in many social projects. It provides direct targeted assistance to the Israeli Foreign Ministry and the Embassy of the State of Israel in Moscow and London.

He is a talented photographer who knows how to paint with light. David Kaplan's camera lens has captured moments that make us stop for a second and think. Nowadays, he lives and works in Israel. The spirit of the Israeli land helps the photographer to feel how precious life is.

Reliable support, indisputable generosity, honesty, and nobility of David Kaplan are noted at the highest level in the FSU organization and personally by the Israeli ambassador Pinchas Avivi. David Kaplan played a decisive role in strengthening Israeli diplomatic and cultural relations with the Russian Federation. He made possible the participation of the Israel Police Orchestra in the celebration of Israel Independence Day in Moscow. David Kaplan was awarded the Order of Glory and Honor personally by the Patriarch of the Russian Orthodox Church Kirill.

A huge layer of work by David Kaplan is devoted to Jewish education.

He oversees projects aimed at supporting Jewish youth. This is to help hundreds of young Jewish students obtain an education in Israeli universities, get integrated into modern Israeli society, open up the Jewish world's opportunities.

David Kaplan helped the family of Naama Issachar to return safely to her home country. David Kaplan's support of events related to Israel's cultural relations with other countries is invaluable.

In 2017, he participated in supporting the signing of a significant agreement between the National Library of Israel and the Russian State Library on cooperation in digitizing and publishing a unique collection of Gunzburgs online.

He is a talented photographer who knows how to paint with light. David Kaplan's camera lens has captured moments that make us stop for a second and think. Nowadays, he lives and works in Israel. The spirit of the Israeli land helps the photographer to feel how precious life is.

This is just a small part of David Kaplan's efforts to support the State of Israel and the Jewish community all around the world. Such people are an example of determination, generosity, and boundless love for the Holy land and its people.

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