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The aim is to provide high-level medical care not only to Jerusalem residents, but also to Beit Shemesh, Givat Ze’ev, Betar Illit, Gush Etzion, the Binyamin region, and Modi’in.

Israel’s delegation is headed by its Health Ministry and the CEO of Shaare Zedek Medical Center, as well as other hospitals, to treat hundreds of burn victims - Click the link for more details.

Israels medical clowns are on a mission to heal the world, whether in disaster zones, the pediatrics ward, or with soldiers - Click the link for more details.

A shard of debris hit the back cover of a book of psalms, penetrating nearly all the way through eventually protecting the victim from further harm.

Opposition leader arrives at Shaare Zedek medical center after feeling ill during Yom Kippur services, undergoes medical tests including a CT scan and remains in intensive care for observation; his office says he resumes regular schedule

President Isaac Herzog and his wife Michal dressed up as doctors and prescribed "medicine" to children in Shaare Zedek Medical Center.

The government is sniping over Omicron, leaving the press to bewail Israel's state and score points along the way; plus the slaying of a 4-year-old earns long-overdue attention

Cash-strapped public hospitals pull plug on emergency admissions Six medical centers across Israel say that they will receive only COVID patients and those in life-threatening condition over Finance Ministry failure to provide more assistance despite surge in new coronavirus cases Haim Golditch | Published: 01.21.21 , 16:02 Six public medical centers across the country said that starting Sunday, they will not receive ambulances or emergency patients at their facilities over a "lack of supply...

Stuart Winer is a breaking news editor at The Times of Israel. President Reuven Rivlin, center, meets with the heads of hospitals to discuss financial crisis threatening their collapse, at the Presidents Residence in Jerusalem, January 18, 2021. (Haim Zach/GPO) President Reuven Rivlin on Monday called on the government to immediately resolve a budgeting crisis for the country’s seven private hospitals, which have warned that if they are not given state funding they will be forced to go into e...

YERUSHALAYIM - Wednesday, January 13, 2021 at 12:33 pm | כ"ט טבת תשפ"א Dr. Zeev Rotstein, manager of the Hadassah Hospitals, at Hadassah Ein Karem, in Yerushalayim. (Hadas Parush/Flash90) Managers of seven public hospitals staged a protest outside the Finance Ministry on Wednesday, decrying the government’s failure to provide funding amid the coronavirus crisis. To dramatize their point, they set out empty beds under signs that said, “Soon, there will be no hospitals left to sa...