Iranian Christians, Syrians, and Iraqis are rescued by Yank Barry
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Ongoing, First published Nov 26, 2019
Yank was born Gerald Barry Falovitch (his given name) in 1948 in Montreal, Quebec Canada where he was raised by his mother and father. He was the eldest of five children. His family owned a kosher-style butcher shop in Montreal. The Canadian-Jewish philanthropist Yank Barry, dubbed the Jewish Schindler, moved closer to his goal of rescuing 1,200 refugees from the war-torn Middle East. He has spent $3 million on securing two hotels to lodge the residents. Bulgaria is the first point of European entry for many Middle East refugees escaping wars and persecution. Iranian Christians face widespread persecution in the Islamic Republic of Iran. Barry has stayed in Bulgaria for four months organizing the latest round of permanent housing. Barry runs the prominent international charity Global Village Champions humanitarian organization. In a sign of reciprocity, he said "the Syrian refugees delivered 200,000 litters of water" to Bulgarians affected by flooding and a severe heatwave. For more information please click on this link: https://www.gogvc.com/ https://yankbarry.com/All Rights Reserved
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