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Israel: Helping To Make A Better World
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Even the ancient Israelites made worldly contributions that influenced civilization & other religions of today.
Hebrew Contributions
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All over the world Israel's contributions to humanity are known & appreciated.
Sincerely,
Col Tom Ossman aka Bin Laden
Mossad Agent Simon Elliot aka Al Baghdadi
Jack Ruby aka Jacob Rubenstein
Lee Harvey Oswald
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Israelis doctors save Gazan man with rare disease
Rare Skin Disease Ruined Gaza Man's Life — Until Israeli Doctors Stepped In
Muhammad Taluli arrived from Gaza at Jerusalem's Hadassah Medical Center a few months ago and unwrapped the cloth from his hands to reveal gray and white growths that looked like tree bark. The doctors had never seen anything like it.
In fact, there have been only a handful of such extreme cases of this rare condition — called epidermodysplasia verruciformis — documented in medical literature around the world, says Dr. Michael Chernofsky, senior hand and microvascular surgeon at Hadassah, who is overseeing the man's treatment.
"I've seen some weird things, but not this," Chernofsky says.
The culprit behind epidermodysplasia verruciformis is the human papillomavirus, which comes in more than 100 different strains, combined with one of many different genetic mutations that limit the body's ability to fight off the virus. When the immune system cannot deal with HPV, the virus can take over the skin, causing the lesions, Chernofsky explains.
Rare Skin Disease Ruined Gaza Man's Life — Until Israeli Doctors Stepped In
Muhammad Taluli arrived from Gaza at Jerusalem's Hadassah Medical Center a few months ago and unwrapped the cloth from his hands to reveal gray and white growths that looked like tree bark. The doctors had never seen anything like it.
In fact, there have been only a handful of such extreme cases of this rare condition — called epidermodysplasia verruciformis — documented in medical literature around the world, says Dr. Michael Chernofsky, senior hand and microvascular surgeon at Hadassah, who is overseeing the man's treatment.
"I've seen some weird things, but not this," Chernofsky says.
The culprit behind epidermodysplasia verruciformis is the human papillomavirus, which comes in more than 100 different strains, combined with one of many different genetic mutations that limit the body's ability to fight off the virus. When the immune system cannot deal with HPV, the virus can take over the skin, causing the lesions, Chernofsky explains.
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[ I discovered one more thing Palestinians are good at exporting ]
The Palestinian foreign affairs ministry is taking full credit for its (increasingly rare) diplomatic victory.
However, it appears that a separate Palestinian group has exerted most of the pressure, and the PA foreign ministry jumped on the bandwagon afterwards. This group is actually opposed to the PA.
It looks like Israel will need to continue to be more private about its diplomatic efforts in Africa for the time being.
In the end, the African states will act in their own self interest, and the Palestinians have nothing to offer them except threats.
(full article online)
Palestinians ecstatic: Africa/Israel conference postponed ~ Elder Of Ziyon - Israel News
The Palestinian foreign affairs ministry is taking full credit for its (increasingly rare) diplomatic victory.
However, it appears that a separate Palestinian group has exerted most of the pressure, and the PA foreign ministry jumped on the bandwagon afterwards. This group is actually opposed to the PA.
It looks like Israel will need to continue to be more private about its diplomatic efforts in Africa for the time being.
In the end, the African states will act in their own self interest, and the Palestinians have nothing to offer them except threats.
(full article online)
Palestinians ecstatic: Africa/Israel conference postponed ~ Elder Of Ziyon - Israel News
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[ Never mind that the indigenous people of Syria are still there, the Assyrians. It is now an "Arab country" ]
Dozens of Syrian civilians have written letters of gratitude to Israel and the IDF for establishing field hospitals on its northern border which provided, and continue to provide, medical care to numerous victims wounded in the country’s ongoing violent civil war.
One 27-year-old Syrian woman, identifiable as ‘G.’ made her way to the Israeli side of the border on the Golan Heights seeking medical care for her son who had been wounded in the fighting.
After the IDF treated her son, G. wrote a letter of appreciation to Israel lamenting the “tragic situation in Syria” and expressing her yearning for peace and the prevention of further bloodshed.
“Syria was the most beautiful country of all Arab countries. We thought that Israel was our enemy, but we realized that it’s good to us. I want to thank the hospitals in Israel and the Israeli army for all its help to the … Syrian children,” she wrote
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Mainstream Media Ignoring Syrians’ Changing Attitudes Towards Israel
Dozens of Syrian civilians have written letters of gratitude to Israel and the IDF for establishing field hospitals on its northern border which provided, and continue to provide, medical care to numerous victims wounded in the country’s ongoing violent civil war.
One 27-year-old Syrian woman, identifiable as ‘G.’ made her way to the Israeli side of the border on the Golan Heights seeking medical care for her son who had been wounded in the fighting.
After the IDF treated her son, G. wrote a letter of appreciation to Israel lamenting the “tragic situation in Syria” and expressing her yearning for peace and the prevention of further bloodshed.
“Syria was the most beautiful country of all Arab countries. We thought that Israel was our enemy, but we realized that it’s good to us. I want to thank the hospitals in Israel and the Israeli army for all its help to the … Syrian children,” she wrote
(full article online)
Mainstream Media Ignoring Syrians’ Changing Attitudes Towards Israel
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Palestinian Students Scholarship Fund has a partnership with the University of Haifa, providing scholarships for underprivileged Palestinians and Israeli Arabs
Chicago businessmen raise funds to send Palestinians to an Israeli university
Chicago businessmen raise funds to send Palestinians to an Israeli university
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[Arabs working with Jews for a better world ]
A Jew And An Arab Opened An Ice Cream Parlor Together…
A Jew And An Arab Opened An Ice Cream Parlor Together…
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"Treated"
Israel used to have a shortage of "body parts" because Jews don't donate after death.
That shortage became a surplus....
rabbi selling body parts - Google Search
Wonder where the Chosen get their "spare parts?"
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