This mission marks a significant milestone in their efforts to expand medical education and provide life-saving cardiac care in the region.

In an extraordinary tale of courage and resilience, young Mishka, a Ukrainian boy, has embarked on a risky journey from the frontlines of his war-torn country to Israel, seeking life-saving heart surgery.

Israeli Embassy in Muslim-majority country provides for poor families; Eyeglasses for survivors in Sderot; Saving African Boys; and much more!

Generally, when you hear about a Christian, Muslim, and Jew, you know it’s the beginning of a joke.

An Israeli NGO will be bringing its first group of Congolese children to the Jewish state for life-saving heart surgery.

An Israeli aid agency brought two-month-old baby Hena from Iraq for life-saving treatment at Sheba Hospital.

Since the outbreak of the pandemic, Save a Child’s Heart has continued in its mission, conducting life-saving activities in accordance with the Health Ministry’s guidelines.

Save a Child’s Heart is a one-of-a-kind organization that gives children a second chance at life.

The organization diagnoses, treats and operates on children with life-threatening heart diseases, more than half of them Palestinian, free of charge.

Born with a life-threatening congenital heart disease, two-year-old Hamza from Ramallah underwent complicated open-heart surgery in Israel and returned home. 

An Israeli organization that normally performs heart surgery on impoverished children is teaming up with a Holon-based medical center to fight COVID-19.

Most Arab-Israelis are happy with their lives; Israel's sniffer dog Katcha was crowned world champion;Israeli NGO heals Rwandan children, and much more!

It started with a dream of physicians to share their knowledge and medical skills with the world, explains Dr. Anat Engel, director of Wolfson Medical Center.

Save a Child's Heart diagnoses, treats and operates on children with life-threatening heart diseases from developing countries, free of charge.

Israeli doctors arrived in the African nation to provide life-saving care to local youth.

An Afghani man is giving the gift of health to sick children by sending them for lifesaving treatment in Israel.

An Israeli-based international non-profit that improves cardiac care for children in developing countries was awarded the 2018 UN Population Award.

An Israeli-based international, non-profit organization that saves lives by improving cardiac care for children from developing countries was awarded the 2018 UN Population Award.

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Save a Child’s Heart is an Israeli-based international, non-profit organization, that saves lives by improving the quality of cardiac care for children from developing countries and creating centers of medical competence in these countries.

Pope Francis’ calotte will be used to fund cardiac care for children around the world who are treated by an Israeli organization in Israel.

This brilliant new video shows HOW MUCH GOOD Israel does and why it is truly a blessing to the world. It just won first prize in the Israel Video Network contest and cannot be missed!

Israeli students developed a one-handed thoracic portal opener that shortens the procedure time of chest-tube insertion from minutes to less than 30 seconds, and another Israeli researcher has discovered that Gallium in liquid form can rapidly halt uncontrolled bleeding, without causing blood clots.

Israel’s BioLight Life Sciences has completed a successful US clinical study designed to assess the effectiveness of a test evaluating tears’ components of patients suffering from dry eye syndrome, and Israeli startup SoniVie has a novel system for the treatment of pulmonary arterial hypertension.

With the on-going murderous attacks by some Arabs on Jews, you may be surprised to discover that there are still many recent examples of co-existence and cooperation between Jews and Arabs both inside and outside of Israel.

Predictions for Israel’s medical achievements that will take place in the forthcoming new Jewish Year of 5776. They are reliable predictions, as they mirror actual events that occurred in 5775.

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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.

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Over 3,500 years ago, Moses demanded of the Egyptian Pharaoh to “let my people go”. Today, Moses would be proud of the lengths to which the modern Jewish nation goes to benefit humanity.

Last week the PLO Central Council decided to end security co-operation with Israel. Here are some of the enormous benefits received in the past year that Palestinian Arabs will be missing out on.

A Tel Aviv hospital, through an Israeli humanitarian non-profit, continues to provide excellent treatment to Palestinian children despite situation of war.