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Israeli Charity Save a Child's Heart Celebrates 30 Years of Healing
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Israeli charity Save a Child's Heart (SACH) celebrated its 30th anniversary, having treated over 9,000 children from 75 countries with free cardiac surgery. The organization, founded in 1995, also trains foreign medical staff and conducts overseas missions. President Isaac Herzog honored SACH, calling its work a "triumph of human kindness" and suggesting it deserved a Nobel Peace Prize. The charity continues to provide life-saving care to children regardless of their origin, including those from Gaza.
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- Save a Child's Heart (SACH) celebrated 30 years of providing free cardiac surgery to over 9,000 children.
- The Israeli charity treats children from more than 75 countries, regardless of their background.
- President Isaac Herzog honored SACH, calling its work a "triumph of human kindness."
- SACH also trains medical personnel from developing countries to perform surgeries locally.
- Philanthropist Sylvan Adams noted that children from Gaza are treated with dignity by the organization.
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