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Health18:57 · Jun 9

Reservists’ Bond: Avner Donated a Kidney to Tal, Saving His Life

By ערוץ 7
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
Reservists’ Bond: Avner Donated a Kidney to Tal, Saving His Life
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Tal and Avner, two reservists in their 50s, did not know each other, but that did not stop Avner from donating a kidney to Tal that would save his life. i24news documented the first meeting between the two after the successful operation.

Tal and Avner, two reservists in their 50s who served many days during the war, did not know each other, but that did not stop Avner from donating a kidney to Tal that would save his life. i24news documented the first meeting between the two after the successful operation.

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