Israel allowed to join Red Cross

The Red Cross movement today allowed the Israeli society to join its ranks, ending a 60-year wait.

Israel allowed to join Red Cross
Thu, 22 Jun, 2006 - 08:33

The Red Cross movement today allowed the Israeli society to join its ranks, ending a 60-year wait.

The international Red Cross federation admitted Israel’s Magen David Adom society and the Palestine Red Crescent in a meeting in Geneva, Switzerland.

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