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Israeli humanitarian organization signs agreement in Dubai | The Florida Star | The Georgia Star

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Representatives of Israel's ZAKA Search and Rescue organization and organizers of the Dubai International Humanitarian Aid & Development Conference & Exhibition (DIHAD) signed an historic memorandum of understanding on November 26 in the United Arab Emirates. The MoU supports future collaborations in response to international crises and disasters regardless of color, race, gender, religion or political opinions. The two parties […]

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