A Muslim and a Jewish paramedic were recently seen pausing to pray together outside of their ambulance during a break, and it's one of the most touching things you'll ever see.
Religion is a thing that cements so many lives...
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But sadly, it is also the thing that can come between these many lives.Because there are so many religions in the world...
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All of the different beliefs and values can easily, and very sadly, create conflict.Wars, suffering, and death have come from the conflict of religions...
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Which, at the end of the day, is not what religion is about at all.Religion is about finding peace and harmony...
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And it is also about uniting one another, especially in difficult times like these.Living through this global pandemic has been terribly hard for all of us...
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And now, more than ever, people have been turning to their faith to get through the turmoil of being kept apart from or losing their loved ones.But, in more recent times...
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A photo of 2 Muslim and Jewish paramedics praying together has truly captured the hearts of the world.via: Facebook
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The photo was taken earlier this year...
Isreal has had a very difficult time with the pandemic...
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With more than three-thousand tragic deaths being recorded in the country alone.Avraham Mintz and Zoher Abu Jama have worked as first responders together throughout the pandemic as members of Magen David Adom (MDA), the country’s emergency service.
The COVID-19 busses were initiated in July as a response to the virus’ outbreak. This miracle bus safely evacuates… https://t.co/A3XG6e68UU— Magen David Adom (@Magen David Adom)1607692216.0
Here is the touching photo:
Caught on Camera: a praying interlude in the midst of a hectic day by a #Jewish and #Muslim @Mdais paramedics who w… https://t.co/IqK0SEieyx— Daniel Carmon🇮🇱 (@Daniel Carmon🇮🇱)1585072191.0
Abu Jama, a volunteer who left his job as a driving instructor to help the service as much as possible, spoke about his relationship with Mintz and his own beliefs, saying:
As this difficult year comes to a close, we highlight some of the most memorable and uplifting moments. Here, @CNN… https://t.co/CSpFP4j7UV— Magen David Adom (@Magen David Adom)1609149620.0
Their positivity and bravery during the pandemic are truly inspiring...
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And our world certainly needs more people like these valiant men. For more inspiring stories, read on...