Finnish First Aid Package Saves Soldier's Life in Ukraine

A first aid package sent from Finland has been credited with saving a soldier's life in Ukraine, highlighting the impact of humanitarian aid. This comes as a seven-year-old in Jerusalem received a life-saving transplant from a fallen IDF soldier, showcasing different forms of life-saving interventions.

24 Aug, 08:02 — 24 Aug, 08:02

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'Noble, extraordinary act': Seven-year-old receives life-saving transplant from fallen IDF soldier

After Shahar Gamla was killed in Lebanon, his family’s decision to donate his organs helped save 7-year-old Bel Finkelstein’s life.

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'Noble, extraordinary act': Seven-year-old receives life-saving transplant from fallen IDF soldier

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Finnish First Aid Package Saves Soldier's Life in Ukraine

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'Noble, extraordinary act': Seven-year-old receives life-saving transplant from fallen IDF soldier

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'Noble, extraordinary act': Seven-year-old receives life-saving transplant from fallen IDF soldier

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