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Israeli Aid Group NATAN to Open Gaza Clinic for About 10,000 Children

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Israeli humanitarian organization NATAN Worldwide Disaster Relief is scheduled to open a clinic on September 1 with Gaza Children Village at an Al-Qarara displaced-persons camp in Al-Mawasi, southern Gaza. The facility is intended to serve about 10,000 children already receiving education and hot meals through the village. A Gazan medical team will treat patients onsite using equipment supplied by NATAN, with Israeli physicians providing remote consultations. NATAN CEO Alice Miller and village founder Dr. David Hassan are leading the project, whose hundreds of thousands of dollars in costs were donated by Israelis and American Jews.

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