My condolences to the Salhut family on the loss of your son. He will live on because of your generous donation! Gd bless you !

Words are not enough to express their goodness. May their son rests in peace.

Such good and noble people are hard to find nowadays.

and sincere condolences on your terrible loss.

May their son rest in peace.

forget the land and those who worship it. people like this are the true saints of our time.

and discrimination was not applied in this occation!!!

Donating their little boy's organs was a life-affirming act in the face of this poor family's terrible tragedy. Hopefully, they've gotten some comfort from the fact that three people are alive today because of their unselfish gesture.

Yoni Jesner, a 19 year old Scottish Jew, was killed in a suicide bombing in Jerusalem in 2002. His family donated one of his kidneys to a 7 year old Palestinian girl whose life was saved as a result.

You can't stop for a moment and think?

look at the picture of the recipient. He looks pretty Arabic to me.

Thanks for the sentiment. Actually most Pals are noble people but they are usually dehumanised by your system.

Is pretty much different from what you had in your heads only a while ago. SarahB always had the desire to see every single palestinian suffer in the most cruel way. And now this?! Isn't this sheer hypocrisy??!

Actually in the army service we get propaganda on how we shouldn't dehumanize them and how we should always remember they are humans too. If this sounds too weird for you to be true go ask any other Israel soldier on the matter, be surprised to get the same results.

this sign tells us that we can live in peace if we are willing to do it...

Condolences and thanks to the Salhut family, and thanks to the Israeli Hospitals that save lives, all lives, whenever possible.

IS it really that hard to recognize Jews as humans too?

Yes People, on this rare occasion I agree with Salma. This boy has an angelic face and for sure he will rest among the angels. Condolences and heartfelt thanks to the Salhut family who must be suffering a lot. The father did a good thing. It gives us hope for the future. As for ignoramus Jalal in Gaza, you could not be more wrong. Israeli hospitals save hundreds' of Palestinian daily. Goes to show your ignorance. Oh well, you must be one of the rotten apples.

Give politics to ordanary people, and there will come peace soon !

If you did read some more news, than you new that already.

May he rest in peace, Allah yirhamo...very sad.

The family acted with compassion to others. I pray that their thoughtfulness helps them with their grief and that they should merit only happiness in their life from this day on.

What a shining example of humanity these people are, they turned a tradegy tn to joy for others regardless of nationality or religion. Gives us all hope in this war torn region.

You obviously have nothing to contribute.

Two points: 1. Your opinion is irrelevant. 2. Your opinion is irrelevant. What part of items (1) and (2) do you NOT understand?

...including past Jewish terror victims donating to Arab recipients.

If we can see the humanity in each other as this poor boy's family does..

Look, this tragedy just inspired an international cross-cultural conversation, however fleeting. Even a few words can plant the seeds of understanding and peace...