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The ESCO Foundation for Palestine, or just ESCO Foundation, was a private family foundation set up in 1940 by Frank Cohen and named in honor of his wife Ethel Cohen. It was focused on Jewish projects in Mandatory Palestine, later Israel.

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  • The ESCO Foundation for Palestine, or just ESCO Foundation, was a private family foundation set up in 1940 by Frank Cohen and named in honor of his wife Ethel Cohen. It was focused on Jewish projects in Mandatory Palestine, later Israel. (en)
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  • The ESCO Foundation for Palestine, or just ESCO Foundation, was a private family foundation set up in 1940 by Frank Cohen and named in honor of his wife Ethel Cohen. It was focused on Jewish projects in Mandatory Palestine, later Israel. (en)
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