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- Michael Young
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(Israel Defense Forces) Last week, Palestinian children diagnosed with cancer and their families visited Israel's ski resort on Mt. Hermon, accompanied by IDF reservists from the Alpine Unit. The day was part of a decade-long project in which soldiers bring up groups of mentally or physically disabled children, as well as children with terminal illnesses, to Mt. Hermon for a day of fun and relaxation. The commander of the Alpine Unit said, "Regardless of anyone's personal politics it was simply a sight that did the heart good." 2011-03-30 00:00:00Full Article
IDF Reservists Host Palestinian Children with Cancer at Israeli Ski Resort
(Israel Defense Forces) Last week, Palestinian children diagnosed with cancer and their families visited Israel's ski resort on Mt. Hermon, accompanied by IDF reservists from the Alpine Unit. The day was part of a decade-long project in which soldiers bring up groups of mentally or physically disabled children, as well as children with terminal illnesses, to Mt. Hermon for a day of fun and relaxation. The commander of the Alpine Unit said, "Regardless of anyone's personal politics it was simply a sight that did the heart good." 2011-03-30 00:00:00Full Article
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