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Showing posts with label Haiti earthquake. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Haiti earthquake. Show all posts
Friday, August 6, 2010
Saturday, February 13, 2010
Haiti organs harvesting, smoke and fire
The accusation that Israel harvest and stole organs in Haiti has a stubborn on the Internet and the media. The main argument by those who support this nonsense is “where there is smoke there is fire,” there is fire all right, from the side that makes all the smoke; Their side!
Monday, January 25, 2010
Haiti earthquake – A blessing to the rescuers and the aid givers
Whatever conclusion we, as human beings, draw from this disaster; final words must be those of gratitude and hope.
Blessed be the rescuers from all over the world, the rescue teams the doctors, and nurses, the members of the aid organizations, giving food, cover and care in dire conditions. Blessed be the soldiers defending against the rage of despair, blessed be the engineers clearing roads and pathway, removing traps that caught the helpless, blessed be the donors. For they have shown us that within us there is the human brotherhood and strength of the spirit and the resourcefulness of the minds to stem and overcome the horrors and despair that are befalling on us from time to time.
And Blessed be the Lord, Amen Selah
Blessed be the rescuers from all over the world, the rescue teams the doctors, and nurses, the members of the aid organizations, giving food, cover and care in dire conditions. Blessed be the soldiers defending against the rage of despair, blessed be the engineers clearing roads and pathway, removing traps that caught the helpless, blessed be the donors. For they have shown us that within us there is the human brotherhood and strength of the spirit and the resourcefulness of the minds to stem and overcome the horrors and despair that are befalling on us from time to time.
And Blessed be the Lord, Amen Selah
Sunday, January 24, 2010
Haiti disaster, the media coverage of the Israeli rescue efforts, questions of pride and shame
There is no question that like the rest of my people I feel proud at the work my fellow countrymen are doing Haiti.
Proud, though I myself had very little to do with it.
Proud of the lives they saved.
Proud of them becoming an integral and critical part of a Global Team Effort, as the news services reported.
Proud as every member of every nation that have people there that help, save, and provide the helpless and the needy.
The Americans, that came in mass to prepare the infrastructure to receive the help they and the whole world sent and to secure it.
The neighboring nations of the Caribbean and the Americas, whether rich or poor, that rushed to help.
And many other nationalities and organizations from all over the world that came to save not only the lives of Haitian but the dignity of the entire human race.
For an Israeli like myself it is good to be apart of this Global Team Effort to do so much good. But as an Israeli I am also a part of this world, a part of this planet. As an Israeli I am also one of the many that allowed the world to make places like Haiti what they are today.
ABC News Senior Health and Medical Editor Dr. Richard Besser Assists in Complicated Birth Case.
Fox news: Israeli medical core in Haiti.
On Israeli rescuers
SKY news:
BBC.
Proud, though I myself had very little to do with it.
Proud of the lives they saved.
Proud of them becoming an integral and critical part of a Global Team Effort, as the news services reported.
Proud as every member of every nation that have people there that help, save, and provide the helpless and the needy.
The Americans, that came in mass to prepare the infrastructure to receive the help they and the whole world sent and to secure it.
The neighboring nations of the Caribbean and the Americas, whether rich or poor, that rushed to help.
And many other nationalities and organizations from all over the world that came to save not only the lives of Haitian but the dignity of the entire human race.
For an Israeli like myself it is good to be apart of this Global Team Effort to do so much good. But as an Israeli I am also a part of this world, a part of this planet. As an Israeli I am also one of the many that allowed the world to make places like Haiti what they are today.
ABC News Senior Health and Medical Editor Dr. Richard Besser Assists in Complicated Birth Case.
Fox news: Israeli medical core in Haiti.
On Israeli rescuers
SKY news:
BBC.
Friday, January 22, 2010
Haiti disaster, the media coverage of the Israeli rescue mission to the stricken Caribbean nation
By all accounts the earthquake that had hit Haiti is a disaster far worse then we can imagine. There are no words or images the can describe properly the scales of that catastrophe, despite constant efforts by the international media to just that.
When it comes to covering this disaster the important task in front the world news services is telling it’s scale, the helplessness of the survivors there, and the life threatening conditions of many of the injured. In my personal opinion the internal media had done just that and for that, CNN, BBC, SKY, Fox, and the American network deserve the highest praise. Though I was unable to review all the work done by other networks the general impression is the same. The works of Dr. Sanjay Gupta of CNN covering the places were the gallant medical crews that came from around the world were unable to reach, and his college Anderson Cooper who went farther out of Port Au Prince as possible are in my opinion the best and most persistent attempts to capture the magnitude of that distraction. And while the heroes of this tragedy are undeniably the rescue teams and medical crews from around the world, credit must also go the international media for doing its part. The part it suppose to do, and while at it taking part in the rescue efforts themselves, as did the medical correspondents, in some of the examples below.
CNN: From the Israeli angel by Paula Hancocks
CNN: Elizabeth Cohen, “Infections out of control.”
CNN: Chris Lawrence on IsraAID and the international effort:
CBS Dr. Jennifer Ashton the Rolls Royce piece:
Watch CBS News Videos Online
MSNBC Dr. Nancy Snyderman
There is no denying that as an Israeli and an Israeli advocate I take much pride and pleasure in seen the efforts of my country, the field hospital, the rescue teams, Israaid, doing their part in face of a desperate situation, as a part of a global team effort.
When it comes to covering this disaster the important task in front the world news services is telling it’s scale, the helplessness of the survivors there, and the life threatening conditions of many of the injured. In my personal opinion the internal media had done just that and for that, CNN, BBC, SKY, Fox, and the American network deserve the highest praise. Though I was unable to review all the work done by other networks the general impression is the same. The works of Dr. Sanjay Gupta of CNN covering the places were the gallant medical crews that came from around the world were unable to reach, and his college Anderson Cooper who went farther out of Port Au Prince as possible are in my opinion the best and most persistent attempts to capture the magnitude of that distraction. And while the heroes of this tragedy are undeniably the rescue teams and medical crews from around the world, credit must also go the international media for doing its part. The part it suppose to do, and while at it taking part in the rescue efforts themselves, as did the medical correspondents, in some of the examples below.
CNN: From the Israeli angel by Paula Hancocks
CNN: Elizabeth Cohen, “Infections out of control.”
CNN: Chris Lawrence on IsraAID and the international effort:
CBS Dr. Jennifer Ashton the Rolls Royce piece:
Watch CBS News Videos Online
MSNBC Dr. Nancy Snyderman
Visit msnbc.com for breaking news, world news, and news about the economy
There is no denying that as an Israeli and an Israeli advocate I take much pride and pleasure in seen the efforts of my country, the field hospital, the rescue teams, Israaid, doing their part in face of a desperate situation, as a part of a global team effort.
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