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102-Year-Old Holocaust Survivor Skydives to Raise Funds for IDF Soldiers

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Walter Bingham, a 102-year-old Holocaust survivor and journalist from Jerusalem, performed a skydive to raise money for lone soldiers in the IDF. He will turn 103 in January and has a life story that includes escaping Nazi Germany and serving in the British Army. Bingham holds two Guinness World Records for his work in journalism and radio.

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  • Walter Bingham, 102, skydived to raise funds for IDF lone soldiers.
  • Bingham is a Holocaust survivor who escaped Nazi Germany as a child.
  • He served in the British Army during World War II and received a medal.
  • Bingham is a veteran journalist and radio host from Jerusalem.
  • He holds two Guinness World Records for his age and professional activities.

Walter Bingham, a 102-year-old Holocaust survivor and veteran journalist from Jerusalem, recently completed a skydive to raise donations for lone soldiers serving in the Israel Defense Forces (IDF). Bingham, who is affiliated with Channel 7 and holds two Guinness World Records, is set to celebrate his 103rd birthday in January. His life story spans over a century, beginning in pre-World War II Germany, including service in the British Army, and culminating in a long career in journalism and radio.

Born in Germany in 1924, Bingham escaped the Nazis as a child through the Kindertransport, an operation that brought thousands of Jewish children to Britain. He later enlisted in the British Army and fought against Nazi Germany, earning a military medal for bravery. After the war, he transitioned to a career in media, working extensively in journalism and radio, fields he remains active in at his advanced age.

Bingham currently holds two Guinness World Records: for the world's oldest active journalist and the world's oldest radio show host.

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