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AlarabPolitics

Protect Medical Staff, End Racism: Call to Change Reality

Translated & summarized from Alarab by baba

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Arabic · Sole source

A call to protect medical teams and end racism against Arab citizens urges a change in reality, stating that medical staff treat everyone in Israeli hospitals. Despite saving lives, they face racism and incitement, prompting a call for change through voting for leaders who support equality and security for all citizens.

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  • Medical teams in Israeli hospitals treat both Jews and Arabs, saving lives daily.
  • Despite their work, medical staff face racism and incitement.
  • A call urges citizens to vote for leaders who believe in equality and protect medical teams.
  • The message emphasizes that change starts with individual voices and election decisions.
  • The goal is to ensure all citizens live with dignity and security.

A call has been issued to protect medical teams and combat racism against Arab citizens, urging a change in the current reality. The statement emphasizes that medical staff in Israeli hospitals treat everyone, Jews and Arabs alike, saving lives daily. Despite their efforts, these teams face racism and incitement.

The message asserts that change begins with individual voices and voting decisions. It encourages participation in elections to elect leaders who believe in equality, will protect medical personnel, and ensure all citizens live with dignity and security. The article highlights the dedication of medical teams who treat all patients regardless of background.

AlarabArab · Nazareth

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