Italian Woman Sells 17th-Century Family Palace to Aid Gaza Children
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Italian woman sells 17th-century family palace to aid Gaza children
Salerno, Nov. 9 (SANA) Eugenia Granito, a 75-year-old Italian woman, has decided to sell a 17th-century family palace inherited from her ancestors and donate the entire proceeds to Doctors Without Borders (MSF) to help children in Gaza. Speaking to Italian news agency ANSA and newspaper Corriere della Sera, Granito stated that images of injured Palestinian children were the primary motivation behind her decision, declaring: “Everything I get f…
An Italian Woman Is Selling Her Family Palace to Help Gaza's Children
In a remarkable act of solidarity, Eugenia Granito, a 75-year-old woman from Rocca Cilento in southern Italy, has decided to put her historic family palace, dating back nearly 400 years, up for sale and donate the proceeds to help children in Gaza.There is something profoundly moving about a woman nearing the end of her life deciding that her family's legacy should help children she has never met, thousands of miles away.
An Italian has decided to offer the historic palace of her family to sell and donate at full cost to help the children of Gaza, abandoning a 400-year legacy bearing the memories of generations of her family, after being affected by the sights of the suffering of the children of Gaza.
Rome: Eugenia Granito, a 75-year-old Italian woman, is preparing to sell her heritage property, which has been remembered for generations, to give a new life to the children of war-torn Gaza. Her...
Peace: 75-year-old Eugenia Granito decided to sell her family's 17th-century palace in Rocka Chilento, southern Italy, and to give money to the children of Gaza.
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