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TSC Interviews Palestine Children's Relief Fund Founder Steve Sosebee! Donate to PCRF here: pcrf.net
Special thanks to PCRF contributor Seema Gulati for setting up this interview!
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About This TSC Gaming Ent Interview: TSC News TV host Fred Richani interviews Palestine Children's Relief Fund president Steve Sosebee about founding the PRCF, educating Americans on the Israel-Palestine conflict, the ongoing violence in Gaza, difficulties of bringing in aid at the Egyptian-Israeli border, how his organization helps Palestinian kids, what needs to happen after a permanent ceasefire, the amazing work they put in creating hospitals, cancer wards, providing medical supplies, and much more, as well as why none of us should lose hope even during these most tragic times.
Steve Sosebee Interview Time Stamps:
00:00 Steve Sosebee on Gazan children, current state of PCRF
01:46 About the Palestine Children's Relief Fund - PCRF
05:24 Steve Sosebee on PCRF
06:47 Steve Sosebee on post October 7, Gaza healthcare system collapsing
08:19 Steve Sosebee on PCRF aid held at the Egypt Israel border
08:44 The tragic toll on Gazan children
10:26 What's next for the PCRF?
12:12 What help do Palestinians need after permanent ceasefire?
13:46 Palestinian children facing mental health crisis, educational system
16:36 PCRF identifying most urgent needs for Palestinian children
20:03 Follow PCRF, How to volunteer and donate
21:17 Steve Sosebee on why you should keep hope alive for Palestine
About Steve Sosebee via PCRF.net:
In 1990, I brought the first injured Palestinian child from the West Bank to the USA for free medical care. Mansour, 10, and Sabah, 11, Abu Sneineh from Hebron were injured by a bombing of their home. I was working as a journalist and met them in the course of my work. I wanted to help them and to help Palestine's children, so I brought them to Akron, Ohio for free care. They were the first kids to ever be sent to the USA for free medical care in the intifada. After that, I met a Palestinian woman named Huda al Masry, a social worker with the YMCA in Jerusalem. We married in 1993, and had two daughters, Jenna and Deema. Together we built the PCRF with many volunteers all over the world, and managed to send hundreds of children to the USA for free care. In 2009, Huda passed away from cancer after a long battle, and I moved back with my daughters to Palestine and we built the first public pediatric cancer department in Beit Jala Hospital in her name. In 2016, I remarried to Dr. Zeena Salman, a pediatric oncologist, and she also is dedicated to the lives of Arab children as a volunteer with the PCRF and we are working hard to continue to make this organization the best and more efficient one in the world.
About The PCRF:
Palestine Children's Relief Fund (PCRF), founded in 1991 by concerned humanitarians in the USA, provides free medical care to thousands of injured and ill children yearly who lack local access to care within the local health care system. Over the years, we've sent over 2,000 affected children abroad for free medical care, sent thousands of international doctors and nurses to provide tens of thousands of children free medical care in local hospitals, and provided tens of thousands of children humanitarian aid and support they otherwise would not get.
PCRF's impact also includes establishing two pediatric cancer departments in Palestine, a new PICU and pediatric cardiology department in Ramallah, and many more critical projects to sustainably bolster the region's healthcare system. Our foundation relies on grassroots efforts, supported by a worldwide network of thousands of volunteers, to fulfill our humanitarian mission. We are a volunteer-based nonprofit, so please join our efforts.
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TSC Interviews Palestine Children's Relief Fund Founder Steve Sosebee! Donate to PCRF here: pcrf.net
Special thanks to PCRF contributor Seema Gulati for setting up this interview!
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About This TSC Gaming Ent Interview: TSC News TV host Fred Richani interviews Palestine Children's Relief Fund president Steve Sosebee about founding the PRCF, educating Americans on the Israel-Palestine conflict, the ongoing violence in Gaza, difficulties of bringing in aid at the Egyptian-Israeli border, how his organization helps Palestinian kids, what needs to happen after a permanent ceasefire, the amazing work they put in creating hospitals, cancer wards, providing medical supplies, and much more, as well as why none of us should lose hope even during these most tragic times.
Steve Sosebee Interview Time Stamps:
00:00 Steve Sosebee on Gazan children, current state of PCRF
01:46 About the Palestine Children's Relief Fund - PCRF
05:24 Steve Sosebee on PCRF
06:47 Steve Sosebee on post October 7, Gaza healthcare system collapsing
08:19 Steve Sosebee on PCRF aid held at the Egypt Israel border
08:44 The tragic toll on Gazan children
10:26 What's next for the PCRF?
12:12 What help do Palestinians need after permanent ceasefire?
13:46 Palestinian children facing mental health crisis, educational system
16:36 PCRF identifying most urgent needs for Palestinian children
20:03 Follow PCRF, How to volunteer and donate
21:17 Steve Sosebee on why you should keep hope alive for Palestine
About Steve Sosebee via PCRF.net:
In 1990, I brought the first injured Palestinian child from the West Bank to the USA for free medical care. Mansour, 10, and Sabah, 11, Abu Sneineh from Hebron were injured by a bombing of their home. I was working as a journalist and met them in the course of my work. I wanted to help them and to help Palestine's children, so I brought them to Akron, Ohio for free care. They were the first kids to ever be sent to the USA for free medical care in the intifada. After that, I met a Palestinian woman named Huda al Masry, a social worker with the YMCA in Jerusalem. We married in 1993, and had two daughters, Jenna and Deema. Together we built the PCRF with many volunteers all over the world, and managed to send hundreds of children to the USA for free care. In 2009, Huda passed away from cancer after a long battle, and I moved back with my daughters to Palestine and we built the first public pediatric cancer department in Beit Jala Hospital in her name. In 2016, I remarried to Dr. Zeena Salman, a pediatric oncologist, and she also is dedicated to the lives of Arab children as a volunteer with the PCRF and we are working hard to continue to make this organization the best and more efficient one in the world.
About The PCRF:
Palestine Children's Relief Fund (PCRF), founded in 1991 by concerned humanitarians in the USA, provides free medical care to thousands of injured and ill children yearly who lack local access to care within the local health care system. Over the years, we've sent over 2,000 affected children abroad for free medical care, sent thousands of international doctors and nurses to provide tens of thousands of children free medical care in local hospitals, and provided tens of thousands of children humanitarian aid and support they otherwise would not get.
PCRF's impact also includes establishing two pediatric cancer departments in Palestine, a new PICU and pediatric cardiology department in Ramallah, and many more critical projects to sustainably bolster the region's healthcare system. Our foundation relies on grassroots efforts, supported by a worldwide network of thousands of volunteers, to fulfill our humanitarian mission. We are a volunteer-based nonprofit, so please join our efforts.
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