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Unsung heroes
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Unsung heroes

2006
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Our granddaughter, 24 year-old, Jerusalem-born, Tamar Tsarfati and her team, who are all graduates of the Hanoar Ha'oved Vehalomed youth movement, worked night and day to bring comfort to those who remained in the North. Many of these were from poorer segments of society, including new immigrants, Arabs, Beduin and Druse, who all received help, regardless of ethnic origin and were also, in some cases, working with the volunteers.
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The Jerusalem Post Ltd
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