In an emotional meeting held at the Schneider Pediatric Center, the parents of Jonathan Yitzchak Samo, a soldier who had donated his organs after his unfortunate death, were paid tribute by Dr. Lena Korn Feldman, director of Beilinson Hospital. She shared how deeply the hospital staff was touched by the situation and expressed her heartfelt condolences to the Samo family.
Tammy Fink, the transplant coordinator at Beilinson Hospital, also spoke at the meeting, expressing her personal connection to the situation as a mother of a soldier currently inside Gaza. She spoke about the unique bond between mothers of soldiers and highlighted her deep understanding of the pain and sacrifice involved.
Moshe Samo, Jonathan’s father, spoke about his son’s bravery and the impact of his organ donation. He emphasized how his son’s generosity had brought hope to others and how grateful he was for their support during this difficult time.
Prof. Dan Arabot and Prof. Yaron Barak, who performed Jonathan’s heart transplant, further emphasized the significance and emotional weight of the situation. They expressed their deep connection to Jonathan and expressed their gratitude for his generosity.
The meeting brought together not only the parents of Jonathan but also Tehilah Tespiya’s family who received a liver lobe from Jonathan’s donation. The emotional meeting highlighted how organ donations can have a profound impact on those in need.
The doctors at Schneider Center expressed their deep appreciation to the Samo family for their generosity and its impact on recipients’ lives. The meeting served as a powerful reminder of how life-saving acts can bring hope during moments of grief and loss.
Overall, this content underscored how generous acts can have deep emotional impacts during times of tragedy and loss while bringing hope to those in need. It emphasized how grateful we should be for such selflessness that ultimately saves lives