“I’ve only been involved with Sheba for two years, but I feel like it is now a part of my heart. I tell anyone and everyone I possibly can about Sheba and encourage people to learn more, understand, and discover some of the incredible stories that come out of Sheba because it takes only a couple of stories for people to feel a connection and want to be a part of something so amazing.”
‘Hope without boundaries is focusing on the patient, not their race, not what country they’re from, whether they are rich or poor. When Sheba doctors treat injured Syrians- that’s hope without boundaries.”
“When I hear the words ‘Hope Without Boundaries,’ that tells me Sheba is not here just for the residents of Tel-Aviv and its surrounding areas. Sheba’s mission is for the world.”
“To me, the greatest inspiration is in particular stories. As we talk about hope without boundaries, …and some of the amazing stories coming out of the Abraham Accords that once seemed impossible”
“For me, hope without boundaries means that it is limitless, with endless possibilities, which is both aspirational and inspirational. It’s inspiring as to what we hope to achieve, but also aspirational because there’s still a lot to do, and we can spend the rest of our lives developing and sustaining hope without borders and boundaries.”
“Seeing what I’ve seen here, I don’t care what your age is; I don’t care what profession you’re in if you can’t be inspired and enlightened to see that bringing passion into what you do is really the secret sauce.”
“Sheba inspires us to do better, to repair the world in our own small way. To treat others in the way we want to be treated. I can’t set up a field hospital, but I can do one little thing that will make one person’s life a little bit better- and that’s how we repair the world.”
