It seems to me that people are ready to help the hospice, as if they are throwing their help over the fence, so that all the disabled will stay there within the perimeter, within this fence." The founder and head of Hospice for Children at Beit Am Magdalor, Lida Monyabe, told RBC in her first major interview after the opening and closing of the criminal case: about the change in the perception of life and the inability to leave "Beit Am Magdalor"; on the reluctance to rise to power; on relations with business and government; about the internal horrors, the refugees and fear; about the inaccessibility of schools and churches; About a dream company and cool defenders. "I don't believe that anything good can come from scale. I'm sure that something good is only small and intimate." Read more in an interview with RBC. Photo: Mikhail Grabanshchikov / RBC RBC channel in Max.

It seems to me that people are ready to help the hospice, as if they are throwing their help over the fence, so that all the disabled will stay there within the perimeter, within this fence." The founder and head of Hospice for Children at Beit Am Magdalor, Lida Monyabe, told RBC in her first major interview after the opening and closing of the criminal case: about the change in the perception of life and the inability to leave "Beit Am Magdalor"; on the reluctance to rise to power; on relations with business and government; about the internal horrors, the refugees and fear; about the inaccessibility of schools and churches; About a dream company and cool defenders. "I don't believe that anything good can come from scale. I'm sure that something good is only small and intimate." Read more in an interview with RBC. Photo: Mikhail Grabanshchikov / RBC RBC channel in Max.