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by Sean Savage / JNS.org
IDF Medical Team Captain Yamin treating Palestinian Arabs after their mini-bus crashed, near Efrat, on April 1, 2014. Photo: IDF.
JNS.org – What is it like to witness firsthand the devastating effects one of the most deadly conflicts in the world?
In the video below, Israeli Defense Forces paramedic Noga Erez, who was recently awarded the Israeli President’s Medal for Excellence, shares her experience in an Israeli field hospital near the Syrian border helping wounded Syrians fleeing the conflict.
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