Aiia Maasarwe's legacy lives on four years after her murder

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Noor Maasarwe and father Saeed at the launch of the fellowship Source: SBS News

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The legacy of an Israeli student murdered in Melbourne four years ago is being honoured through a fellowship to help train Palestinian physicians.

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