When civilians are wounded in the Syrian civil war, they come to the border for treatment in Israel.

Israel is the first country to earn the United Nations’ World Health Organization’s highest ranking for its IDF field hospital unit; Israel’s BiolineRX has developed a novel treatment that can restore liver function in patients with liver disease and injury, and much more.

'Only a handful [of countries] in the world' could be considered for the top mark.

It takes a long time to pick up the pieces after a catastrophic storm, but Israeli volunteers are often there to shoulder the burden and save lives.

It’s clear from recent anti-Israel resolutions that the UN doesn’t care what happens in the Middle East. In contrast, Israel continues to perform the good deeds that a caring world really should be cheering.

The IDF saved many people and delivered eight babies during its mission to earthquake-stricken Nepal.

This beautiful video showcases a day of activity in the field hospital set up in Nepal by the IDF to assist victims of the recent devastating earthquake.

In this video, a BBC reporter is clearly impressed by the field hospital that Israel set up in Nepal after the recent devastating earthquake.

Israeli "Dream Doctors" dropped everything back home and arrived in Nepal to help ease the physical and emotional pain earthquake victims are suffering through.

In a beautiful move that any other country has yet to match, Israel has now taken a great step further with its relief efforts in Nepal after it vowed to adopt a destroyed village and completely rebuild it.

Israeli rescue teams have been blessed with huge success in saving lives in Nepal. Come and see it with your own eyes!

After a delay due to harsh conditions on the ground in Nepal and a damaged airport runway there, a large IDF relief mission departed for the devastated region.

A 23-year-old Syrian arrived in Israel for innovative treatment after a bullet had completely destroyed his lower jaw. Doctors outfitted him with a custom-made replica.

Israel has been spending millions on the treatment of Syrian patients. Over 1,000 Syrian have benefited from Israeli care and funds.

"We call on the Israeli government to repeatedly attack every army base in Syria," said one of Syria's wounded.