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- Anat Mastor, head of the charity Save a Child’s Heart, described fleeing Iran amid the regime’s brutal crackdown on protests.
- She recalled violence reminiscent of the 1979 Iranian Revolution and discrimination she faced as a Jewish girl.
- Mastor escaped Iran in 1987 and undertook a perilous journey to Israel.
- She pursued medical biotechnology, became a perfusionist, and has treated over 8,000 children worldwide.
