Human Interest

Healing Hands in Unexpected Places

Published

5 years ago

November 24, 2013

An underground railroad of sorts has been created between Syria and Israel to help deliver health care to the wounded, sick, and expecting mothers whose access to adequate medical treatment has been compromised by ongoing Syrian unrest. The entire transport process poses diverse risks to both sides involved but those participating brave the danger to help those in need.

Read the story at the link via BBC News: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-middle-east-24998618

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Kristen E. Strubberg

Kristen E. Strubberg is the Editor-in-Chief for TGNR. Kristen founded TGNR in 2013 - seeking to create a high quality platform for original, eclectic and substantive positive news journalism by attracting expert contributors in many varying subjects. Kristen also works as a clinical medical researcher in Cardiology, with an original background in Neuroscience. Her passion for science has translated to her science-fiction specialization, with her highly adept published insights into the best of sci-fi’s popular culture. Kristen has served as TGNR’s Editor-in-Chief since 2013.