Israeli health care
Hind Rajab Foundation asks ICC to investigate Israeli doctors over alleged Sde Teiman torture
The Hind Rajab Foundation has asked the ICC to investigate Israeli medical officials over alleged torture and abuse of Palestinian detainees at Sde Teiman.
From forceps to biceps: How to birth a stronger, healthier nation – opinion
The case for Israel to subsidize menstrual products - opinion
Health minister’s intervention highlights Israel’s protekzia problem, healthcare gaps - editorial
Israeli Orthodox rabbi who said children should get vaccinated receives threats
Rabbi Chaim Kanievsky gave his support for the vaccine drive and said all children ages 5 and up should receive the coronavirus vaccine.
Israel’s health minister wants to make it easier to get abortions
“It should be a given — the rights to a woman’s body are the woman’s alone,” Israel's Health Minister Nitzan Horowitz said.
Three Israeli hospitals make Newsweek’s list of top cardiology centers
Sheba Medical Center at Tel Hashomer, Hadassah University Medical Center and Tel Aviv Sourasky Medical Center were featured in Newsweek's list of the world’s top cardiology centers.
COVID-19 and beyond: Health minister Horowitz’s top five challenges
MK Nitzan Horowitz is inheriting a ministry that suffered through a nearly year-and-a-half battle against a global pandemic.
Celebrities join the Israel Health Ministry to campaign for wearing masks
Appearing in advertisements for the Health Ministry, these videos have quickly gone viral in a mere number of days.
Israeli pharmacist suspected of replacing medicine with baking soda
Once it was discovered that the pharmacist had been emptying capsules and replacing their contents, the health fund decided to report the pharmacist to the Health Ministry.
Israel’s City of Health Inspires the World – Sheba Medical Center, Tel HaShomer
Hillel's Tech Corner: Bringing blood diagnostics home
COVID-19 has served as an accelerator for the adoption of healthcare improvements left on the sidelines for years.
Coronavirus response: Better safe than sorry or strikingly strict?
While "better safe than sorry" has been the guiding principle for public health authorities, some have questioned the restrictions which are almost unparalleled in severity.
Health Ministry: essential services should plan for coronavirus disruption
The Ministry released new guidelines on Friday morning, including advising employers to limit the travel of their employees
