Jewish 100: Jay Schottenstein – Philanthropy
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by Algemeiner Staff
Jay Schottenstein
Philanthropist
Schottenstein’s surname graces the most popular translation of the Babylonian Talmud, a 73-volume edition that his family helped fund and which took some fifteen years and tens of millions of dollars to complete. The edition’s publisher, Artscroll, also continues to be a major recipient of Schottenstein’s financial goodwill, as are many other Jewish causes around the world and in Israel.
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Arab Israeli Terrorist Kills One, Wounds Five in Multi-Site Shooting Attack Across Central Israel



