Israeli and Turkish organizations join to bring 60 tons of supplies to earthquake victims
Over 20 Israeli and Turkish organizations will coordinate to deliver food, medicine, clothing, equipment and more to hundreds of thousands of victims.
By JERUSALEM POST STAFF
Published: FEBRUARY 10, 2023
Over 20 Israeli and Turkish organizations, charities and corporations have joined forces to deliver over 60 tons of humanitarian relief to victims of Monday’s devastating earthquake in Turkey and Syria – which has so far claimed over 20,000 lives.
The Israel-Turkey Chamber of Commerce, humanitarian relief agency IsraAid and Turkish Airlines were among the groups who have committed to aiding the effort, which will see volunteers deliver food, medicine, clothing, equipment and more to hundreds of thousands of victims on Friday.
“We are proud of Israeli civil society and the multitude of bodies that immediately mobilized to cooperate and the foundations and companies in the business sector (who) mobilized to donate essential products needed for the humanitarian emergency aid operation,” said the Israeli nonprofit aid organization Latet’s president and founder Gilles Darmon alongside CEO Eran Weintraub in a statement.
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Over 20 Israeli and Turkish organizations will coordinate to deliver food, medicine, clothing, equipment and more to hundreds of thousands of victims.
By JERUSALEM POST STAFF
Published: FEBRUARY 10, 2023
Over 20 Israeli and Turkish organizations, charities and corporations have joined forces to deliver over 60 tons of humanitarian relief to victims of Monday’s devastating earthquake in Turkey and Syria – which has so far claimed over 20,000 lives.
The Israel-Turkey Chamber of Commerce, humanitarian relief agency IsraAid and Turkish Airlines were among the groups who have committed to aiding the effort, which will see volunteers deliver food, medicine, clothing, equipment and more to hundreds of thousands of victims on Friday.
“We are proud of Israeli civil society and the multitude of bodies that immediately mobilized to cooperate and the foundations and companies in the business sector (who) mobilized to donate essential products needed for the humanitarian emergency aid operation,” said the Israeli nonprofit aid organization Latet’s president and founder Gilles Darmon alongside CEO Eran Weintraub in a statement.
more............. https://www.jpost.com/middle-east/article-731171
