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From Princeton to Bar-Ilan: Aaron Cohen’s Journey of Curiosity, Identity, and Belonging

The spark that started it all

Aaron Cohen grew up marvelling at the microscopic world. “The idea that entire multicellular organisms like humans develop from a single cell has always amazed me,” he says. That early fascination led him from Milwaukee, Wisconsin to Princeton University, where he earned his degree in Molecular Biology and conducted stem cell research for his senior thesis.

From Hesitation to Embrace

Under the leadership of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, India has undergone a profound diplomatic transformation—none more striking than its evolving relationship with Israel. Once cautious and balanced in its approach to the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, India has, over the past decade, emerged as a distinctly pro-Israel voice on the global stage. Yet, in a masterclass of geopolitical balancing, it has done so without alienating the Arab world.

Laying the Cornerstone for the Future of Medicine in the Galilee

The new facility, built in response to the significant growth in the number of medical students, will include 12,000 square meters of state-of-the-art learning spaces, an auditorium, an advanced library, and leisure areas including a gym and cafeterias. It will serve as a hub for advanced medical education and research.

“The most important Zionist project of our time”

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