Israel Sends Emergency Response Team to Philippines Following Deadly Typhoon
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Forward – IsraAid, an Israeli nonprofit that provides disaster relief and humanitarian aid, is sending an emergency response team to the Philippines, to the areas hardest hit by Typhoon Haivan.
The team, made up of medical professionals, as well as trauma and relief specialists, will deploy this week, working primarily in Tacloban City in Leyte.
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