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Israeli relief efforts in Haiti

The words from the song mean, ‘To give, To give from the soul and from the heart. To give when you love. How to distinguish between to give and to take….’

Haiti Day 6 – No one but the Israeli’s have come to help any of our patients that are dying

IDF Search and Rescue Team Saves Man Trapped in Collapsed Building in Haiti

IsraAID Medical team treats injured in Port-au-Prince, Haiti

Israeli Field Hospital Established in Haiti

The Israel Defence Force delegation sent to assist earthquake victims in Haiti landed on the island and built a medical facility on a football field to treat casualties of the collapsed UN headquarters in the capital of Port-au-Prince. Search and Rescue teams are already searching the city in an effort to find survivors in the rubble.

Israel Rushes Humanitarian Aid, IDF Rescue Units To Haiti

Jerusalem —- January 13, 2010…… Within minutes of a devastating 7.0 magnitude earthquake slamming the Caribbean nation of Haiti, Israel Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu had instructed the Israel Defense, Foreign Affairs and Public Security ministries to urgently administer humanitarian aid.

Haiti President Rene Preval has stated that over 100,000 people had been killed.

“I believe that we are well over 100,000. I hope that is not true because I hope people had the time to get out. We have so many people in the street and we don’t know exactly where they were living. But there are so many buildings, so many neighborhoods totally destroyed and in some neighborhoods we don’t even see people so I don’t know where those people are,” said Preval.

‘Time has come for a decision on Schalit’

Prime Minister Binyamin Netanyahu will meet the parents of captive soldier Gilad Schalit not before but after an inner-cabinet meeting on a proposed prisoner exchange with Hamas, contrary to earlier reports. The meeting, which began Monday morning, was not time limited.

Story of 17 million victims, recorded

This story was aired on CBS on “60 MINUTES” ** about a long-secret German archive that houses a treasure trove of information on 17.5 million victims of the Holocaust. The archive, located in the German town of Bad Arolsen, is massive (there are 16 miles of shelving containing 50 million pages of documents) and until recently, was off-limits to the public. But after the German government agreed earlier this year to open the archives, CBS News’ Scott Pelley traveled there with three Jewish survivors who were able to see their own Holocaust records. It’s an incredibly moving piece, all the more poignant in the wake of the meeting of Holocaust deniers in Iran and the denial speeches in the UN.

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