Israel and Cyprus signed a treaty that could benefit hundreds of patients in need of kidney in both countries.

In a positive meeting in Israel, the president of Cyprus and Prime Minister Netanyahu emphasized their respective countries’ strong alliance as well as common challenges and shared opportunities.

Hundreds of Eritrean asylum-seekers marched in Tel Aviv in support of a UN probe into the African state’s regime, considered one of the world’s most repressive; The 3 Million Club is an Israeli NGO that works in Haiti, Nepal, and is now starting in India to save children from malnutrition, and much more.

Waiting for Syrian refugees on the shore is a rescue team of doctors and nurses, both Arab and Jewish, from the Israeli humanitarian organization IsraAid, and Israel’s first ever basketball league for people with special needs has been launched in Jerusalem.

“A solution in Cyprus could be a game changer and make the prospect of Israeli export of natural gas to Turkey and even to Europe much more feasible,” says an Israeli researcher.