Humanitarian aid leader, Waze developer honored

Gal Lusky, head of Israel Flying Aid, which airlifts Israeli teams to deal with humanitarian crises around the world, lights the next torch. She says that when it comes to international intervention, “silence kills,” and dedicates her source of inspiration to Holocaust survivors.

Waze developer Ehud Shabtai says “the journey is what is really important, and not really the result.” He lights a next torch.

Or Asoulin, a 17-year-old scientist, and CEO of her own company dedicates her torch lighting to the teenagers, and residents of the periphery towns.

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