The Israeli army sent over mobile hospitals, physicians and combat medics to care for refugees. Please give sources. Your question is based on the idea that kosher species are those which are not carnivorous and do not prey on other animals. However, this is not always true. Although there are no kosher carnivorous animals, and preying on other living things is an indication that a bird is non-kosher, this is not the case with fish, for example.
Many kosher fish eat other fish or insects.
So, too, it is not a restriction on plants. These faculties allow him to reach his potential. The greater gifts and faculties a person is given, the more he is obligated to achieve. A person is created far away from a goal but given the tools to get there. A person born with very limited faculties obviously has a much smaller goal to achieve.