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The opening as it read in 2015
Doron Sabag ( ) is an Israeli art patron and a CEO of a big human resources contractor, O.R.S. ( ) Sabag also runs Mehalev , a controversial Israeli version of " Wisconsin Plan" in the city of Ashkelon . In 2002, when he was the head of the Israeli art council, the newspaper Haaretz choose Sabag as the most influential person on the Israeli art scene. In 2006, Minshar gallery in Tel Aviv, put on an exhibition named Doron (Curators: Joshua Simon , Roy Arad and Maayan Strauss ), which dealt with art and labour rights. סליחה, איך מגיעים למוזיאון ישראל .1
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The opening as it stood in 2010
Doron Sabag ( ) is an Israeli art patron and a CEO of a big human resources contractor, O.R.S ( ) Sabag also runs Mehalev , a controversial Israeli version of " Wisconsin Plan" in the city of Ashkelon . In 2002, when he was the head of the Israeli art council, the newspaper Haaretz choose Sabag as the most influential person on the Israeli art scene. In 2006, Minshar gallery in Tel Aviv, put on an exhibition named Doron (Curators: Joshua Simon , Roy Arad and Maayan Strauss ), which dealt with art and labour rights. סליחה, איך מגיעים למוזיאון ישראל, Haaretz, 12/08/2003 icon
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Doron Sebbag ( ) is an Israeli art patron and a CEO of the human resources company ORS.
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The opening as it stood on October 6, 2023
Doron Sabag Doron Sebbag ( ) is an Israeli art patron and businessman.
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The opening as it stood in 2025
Israeli art patron and businessman Doron Sebbag ( Hebrew : דורון סבג ) is an Israeli art patron and businessman.
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israeli art patron and a ceo of a big human resources contractor
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israeli art patron and businessman
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