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Cfp® Ran Fuchs

Head of Capital Markets at IDB Capital, a Division at IDB Bank

Ran "Rani" Fuchs, CFP®, plays a pivotal role at IDB Capital where he helps IDB Bank establish itself as the primary gateway for trusted access to the Israeli Markets, facilitating the efficient flow of capital between the United States and Israel. With a dedicated focus on delivering optimal financial solutions and investment ideas to IDB's diverse client base, Ran has amassed over a decade of experience in collaborating with investors and advisors to overcome financial challenges. He specializes in alternative investments like 1031s & DSTs, Qualified Opportunity Zone Funds, REITs, and REG-Ds. Outside of his professional endeavors, Ran actively supports various nonprofit organizations such as the Israeli-American Council (IAC) and the Council of Young Jewish Presidents (CYJP) while contributing to the UJA and the Chelsea/Flat Iron community.

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Apr 11 · linkedin

Here’s the problem with this data: The numbers are not real. That much is obvious to anyone who understands how naturally occurring numbers work. The casualties are not overwhelmingly women and children, and the majority may be Hamas fighters.

Gaza has been at the center of international attention since the start of the war. The main source for the data has been the Hamas-controlled Gaza Health Ministry, which now claims more than 30,000 dead, the majority of which it says are children and women.

Oct 23 · linkedin

WE ARE NOT OKAY

I write this post with immense trepidation.

I strain to remember a time that I posted content usually relegated to the world of social media here.  It is a line that I hesitate to cross and recognize the consequences this may have on my professional career.

You may be noticing more and more of us crossing this social media divide. You may have also noticed an abnormal amount of content piling up on your phones these days. These messages are not merely attempts to educate but rather thinly masked cries for help.

In fact, we are hoping that somehow you will respond in a manner that gives us the confidence that you have our backs and that you will not abandon us.

We are not okay. Your Jewish colleagues and classmates are not okay…despite our assertions to the contrary.

What happened in Israel on 10/7/23 has F-U-N-D-A-M-E-N-T-A-L-L-Y changed our lives. We are not eating. We are not sleeping. We are distraught. We are scared for the future lives of our children in THIS country.

The calls for global intifada, the posters suggesting that Jews be “recycled” to make the world greener and the calls for a Palestine “from the River to the Sea” (to wipe out all the Jews in the land of Israel from the Jordan River to the Mediterranean Sea) must be taken seriously.

On 10/7/23 a terrorist group supported by the MOST fundamental regime on this planet; Iran, committed medieval atrocities upon fellow human beings.

These acts were committed not on soldiers, rather on babies and on toddlers; on boys and on girls; on young women; on grandmothers and on grandfathers.

Upon my greatest enemy; upon any of these monsters I could not commit a fraction of their deeds.

200 bodies were so badly mutilated that even now, 16 days later, they have yet to be identified. At least 222 non-combatants are still being held hostage.

We thought that the world would surely cry foul in unison. Alas, no. I see so many of my fellow Americans unable to say the simple words: “I do not condone the terror.”

Rejecting Hamas does not equate to rejecting a free Palestinian State alongside the Jewish State of Israel.

However, flying a Palestinian flag the day after, is to say “I support what happened on 10/7/2023.” It is to say, “Jews will be safe nowhere!” To graffiti swastikas in NYC is to say, “We will do to you in America what was done upon your grandparents in Europe!”

While I am fortunate to work at a firm that has supported me above and beyond as I attempt to heal myself, my family and my community; many of my friends are not.

16 days after, I hear stories from friends who have yet to hear a single kind word from their colleagues; as if what is happening over “there” has no impact on what is happening here.

We walk into this dark abyss with the light that we have carried within us for thousands of years.

BUT WE ARE NOT OKAY Stanford University New York University Columbia University

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