This Arab Man Saved a Jewish Baby

Sometimes the people who change our lives are complete strangers.
Thirty-seven years ago, Bashar found an abandoned baby on a rainy street and saved her life. He never asked who she was. He just knew she deserved to live. Decades later, that baby came back to find him.
The world loves labels. But Bashar reminds us that before we're Jewish or Arab, before we're Muslim or Christian, we're human.

This is the universality Elie Wiesel has always championed, the sense of kinship between all humans that will bring our world together.