The Israeli saving lives in Syria
Despite grave risks, Israeli Gal Lusky has been going undercover into Syria to aid victims of the civil war. Now, she has revealed her identity. ISRAEL21c goes up to the border with Syria to investigate.
Despite grave risks, Israeli Gal Lusky has been going undercover into Syria to aid victims of the civil war. Now, she has revealed her identity. ISRAEL21c goes up to the border with Syria to investigate.
‘I needed those people to know who we are. I want them to feel a tiny bit of solidarity, to fill their souls as well as their stomachs,’ says Gal Lusky.
In response to major weekend offensive in southwest Syria, the IDF rushed supplies to new refugees and provided medical help to wounded civilians.
Night after night on the Golan Heights, Syrians are quietly crossing over the border into Israel for lifesaving medical treatment.
Israeli company SodaStream offers Syrian refugees an opportunity to create a new life in Israel.
Israeli doctors at Rambam Health Care Campus print innovative 3D jawbone for civil war shooting victim.
‘In Syria, Assad claims that the Israelis are the enemies and here at the hospital we see who the real Israel is,’ Dr. Kamal Al-Labwani.
12-year-old victim treated at Ziv Medical Center for serious wounds to his arms, leg and eyes.
Six-year-old boy with severe intracranial pressure nursed back to life at Rambam Health Care Campus.
Hollywood actress says she was ‘deeply moved’ by Operation Human Warmth initiative to donate money and clothes to Syrian refugees.
Second Syrian baby born at the Ziv Medical Center to 26-year-old mother.
Baby’s mother arrived overnight at Ziv Medical Center after crossing Israel-Syria border; curfew shutdown of her village meant no access to local medical help.
iL4Syrians: Nobody asks permission to kill. We do not ask permission to save lives.
15-year-old arrived in Israel in critical condition; left Ziv Medical Center after multiple surgeries and a month of intensive rehabilitation.
‘We treat patients regardless of religion, race, nationality and give the best care we can provide’ – Dr. Oscar Embon, Ziv Medical Center, Safed.