There are many citizens who face biases in this world and when it comes to first aid there are people who need to overcome their internal prejudices to understand that every life is worth saving.
Although Hebrew is my first language now, at work and with my wife and three children, I’m still fluent in Russian, an asset in understanding and comforting the Ukrainian patients.
different country, and then they wait, and they wait and they wait and when the buses arrive, to take them they just go and hope that city they re going to has more to offer them more resources to offer them than they can find here. i look forward to finding out a lot of people watch right now want to help is there a website we should go to is there is there a place we should go? so we ve been trying to do a lot of vetting here on the ground and make sure we give right advice about what groups are actually doing the most good and i would say people should look at the polish red cross and look at world central kitchen, and they should look at global empowerment programs. there s also a catholic charity called sarah sar-ats and they have taken in 2,000 ukraine refugee children coming in on buses every single day. that is something that ting really could
there s just simple logistical things that needed to happen. those things have started to happen. but it doesn t lessen the need. like i said, 1.2 million people have left the country, that does not account for the hundreds of thousands, probably millions of people, who have nowhere to go. some of them are finding room here and will be, some are moving to other villages closer to the border. and we are finally starting to see now that first influx of humanitarian work. i saw my first polish red cross to the other day outside the train station. moldova as well. trying to get a handle on this humanitarian crisis. and as you said, nato starting to support as they can on the other side of the polish border, those 10, 082nd airborne troops from the u.s. military, trying to support that effort, starting to the question is, where is this going and how long are we going to need to support millions of refugees, and will they ever come back? will people ever be able to return to their homes?
giving people food, water, shelter, housing, psychological support and other medical benefits is needed as best we can. the other medical benefits is needed as best we can- other medical benefits is needed as best we can. .,,, , ., best we can. the red cross is meant to be able to best we can. the red cross is meant to be able to cross best we can. the red cross is meant to be able to cross lines, best we can. the red cross is meant to be able to cross lines, to - best we can. the red cross is meant to be able to cross lines, to go i to be able to cross lines, to go from ukrainian advanced russian lines, that s the whole point of having the red cross, are you able to do that are having the red cross, are you able to do than . .,, having the red cross, are you able to do tha ., .,, ., ., ., to do that are able to do that. sometimes. to do that are able to do that. sometimes, not to do that are able to do that. sometimes, not all to do that are able to do that. sometimes, no