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Behadrei HaredimHealth

Cancer Patients and Families Celebrate Sukkot at Sheba Medical Center

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Hebrew · 1 newsroom

Children with cancer and their families celebrated Sukkot at an event hosted by the Rachashei Lev organization at Sheba Medical Center. The celebration featured music, dancing, and food, aiming to provide joy and a sense of normalcy during difficult times.

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  • Cancer patients and families celebrated Sukkot at Sheba Medical Center.
  • The event was organized by the Rachashei Lev organization.
  • Singers Shmulik Sukkot and Moshe David Weissmandl performed.
  • The celebration aimed to provide joy and respite.
  • Rachashei Lev offers emotional and social support beyond medical care.

Children battling cancer and their families celebrated Sukkot at an event organized by the Rachashei Lev organization at the Sheba Medical Center in Tel HaShomer. The "Simchat Beit Hashoeva" celebration, held Tuesday evening, aimed to bring the holiday spirit into the hospital environment for families undergoing treatments and hospitalizations during the festival.

Singers Shmulik Sukkot and Moshe David Weissmandl performed for the children and their families, providing music and entertainment. Attendees enjoyed food, dancing, and music, with the children celebrating alongside their families and the organization's volunteers.

The event is part of Rachashei Lev's year-round mission, which extends beyond medical treatment. The organization focuses on providing emotional and social support through various activities and events designed to offer moments of normalcy, joy, and respite from the challenges of cancer for the children and their families.

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