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An Israeli Mother on Losing Her Son in the Oct. 7 Attacks - Vimarsana News

An Israeli Mother on Losing Her Son in the Oct. 7 Attacks

Elana Kaminka's son, Yannai, was killed in battle by Hamas militants. He would have turned 21 on Oct. 30.

Source: time.com
'Compassion and Humanity Is the Only Way.' An Israeli Mother on Losing Her Son in the Oct. 7 Attacks - Vimarsana News

'Compassion and Humanity Is the Only Way.' An Israeli Mother on Losing Her Son in the Oct. 7 Attacks

Elana Kaminka's son, Yannai, was killed in battle by Hamas militants. He would have turned 21 on Oct. 30.

Source: yahoo.com
Humans Without Borders - Aggression On The Gaza Strip - Vimarsana News

Humans Without Borders - Aggression On The Gaza Strip

3/5/2023 Human Without Borders Organization (HWB): the aggression on the Gaza Strip last night is further evidence of the occupation authorities' disregard for civilian lives, and calls on the international community to provide protection for the Palestinians ...

Humans Without Borders: Help Palestinians get Israeli medical treatment - Vimarsana News

Humans Without Borders: Help Palestinians get Israeli medical treatment

This year they will make more than 5,000 unique trips per year, driving Palestinians to Israeli hospitals in Jerusalem and Tel Aviv, as well as to the Palestinian Augusta Victoria in east Jerusalem.

Source: jpost.com
Israeli Volunteers Drive Ailing Palestinian Children to Hospitals - Vimarsana News

Israeli Volunteers Drive Ailing Palestinian Children to Hospitals

Every week, Israeli volunteers with the group Humans Without Borders drive young, seriously ill Palestinian children in the West Bank to and from Israeli hospitals, where they receive treatment not available in the Palestinian health system. The Palestinian Authority covers costs for treatment but not transport. Many patients are too weak to travel by bus, and some can't afford the fare. Linda Gradstein joined one of their trips. VOA footage by Ricki Rosen