Ari Fuld was an Israeli-American entrepreneur, educator, and prominent pro-Israel activist known for his passionate advocacy and community involvement. Born in New York in 1973 to a Jewish family, he was the grandson of a Holocaust survivor. Fuld immigrated to Israel in 1994, where he built a life centered on Zionist ideals. He served in an elite unit of the Israeli paratroopers, achieving a fourth-degree black belt in martial arts, and was drafted during the 2006 Lebanon War, viewing military service as an integral part of Jewish life. Professionally, he worked with organizations like Standing Together, a nonprofit providing support to Israeli soldiers, and founded initiatives under the Israel Forever Foundation to promote Jewish identity and connection to Israel. He was also involved in tech entrepreneurship and education, often speaking publicly on security, counter-terrorism, and Jewish unity. Fuld was a devoted family man, married with four children, residing in the settlement of Efrat in the West Bank. His brother, Hillel Fuld, is a noted tech entrepreneur and fellow advocate. Tragically, on September 16, 2018, Fuld was assassinated in a stabbing attack by a Palestinian terrorist outside a shopping mall in Gush Etzion, near Efrat. Despite being critically wounded, he pursued his attacker, preventing further harm to others, an act hailed as heroic. His death at age 45 sparked widespread mourning and tributes, with his legacy continued through platforms like the Pulse of Israel Show and 12Tribe Films Foundation, honoring his commitment to Israel and the Jewish people.