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Tim Berke: Five Years in South Sudan

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January 25, 2019
The David Suissa Podcast

A conversation with Tim Berke, who headed the IsraAID mission in South Sudan for more than five years. Tim discusses how he originally began his journey in South Sudan and what life was like in one of the most unstable regions in the world, from a wedding with three thousand guests to an rpg taking out his water supply.

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