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Or Hadar
Ex-top IDF lawyer released after month in hospital for suspected suicide attempt, to face questioning
Tomer-Yerushalmi's release comes as the High Court weighs Justice Minister Levin’s authority in the case and cancels his appointment of retired Judge Ben Hamo as overseer
Or Hadar
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12.05.25
Israel sees early, severe Flu surge as children hit hard and vaccination rates stay low
A sharp November jump in flu A is shown in Maccabi data; nearly 6 in 10 preschoolers tested were positive, and a quarter of community PCR samples came back flu A, up from 5% a year ago; only 13% have been vaccinated
Or Hadar
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12.05.25
Patient undergoes surgery on the wrong side at Emek Medical Center
The hospital reported the error to the Health Ministry and said the female patient later received the correct treatment; a health official called it a 'serious failure that must not happen'
Or Hadar
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11.25.25
10th victim in measles wave: Unvaccinated toddler dies in Tiberias
A 1½‑year‑old toddler arrived at the North Medical Center (Poriya) in critical condition with respiratory symptoms related to the disease; After resuscitation efforts, the medical team was forced to declare him dead
Or Hadar
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11.23.25
Mysterious inflammation blinds two teens, solution found in northern Israel cave
What began as a fun cave exploration near their Galilee homes ended with weeks of unexplained fever, vision loss and hospitalization, until doctors made a rare diagnosis
Or Hadar, Eitan Glikman
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11.17.25
Israelis are saving lives in Jamaica after Hurricane Melissa
Israel has dispatched a delegation of 30 medical personnel to treat victims of Hurricane Melissa in Jamaica; 'There are hospitals that have simply been wiped out. The storm took everything' ; 'We were privileged to touch patients, save lives, and certainly represent our country with honor'
Or Hadar
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11.13.25
Former hostage Maxim Harkin: 'We starved, I lost 40 kilos, I don’t know how we survived'
At military medicine conference, Harkin described starvation and torture in Gaza: 'We should’ve left on stretchers, but we walked out'; Shlomi Ziv, freed in Operation Arnon after 246 days, recalled '15 minutes of fear, chaos and hell'
Or Hadar
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11.12.25
Hadar Goldin to be laid to rest Tuesday, over 11 years after falling and taken hostage in Gaza
Goldin family thanked the Israeli public for helping bring him home after 11 years, saying his return proves all hostages can be brought back; his parents and siblings vowed to continue upholding the values of the IDF and the people of Israel
Roi Rubinstein, Or Hadar
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11.10.25
New patient satisfaction survey ranks top Israeli hospitals
A Health Ministry survey shows 82% patient satisfaction in inpatient wards, excluding psychiatric and emergency units; Soroka led major centers, Meir topped large hospitals, Carmel ranked first among mid-sized and Laniado among small hospitals
Or Hadar
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11.05.25
Emergency surgery saves newborn after rare intestinal obstruction found in late pregnancy scan
A routine ultrasound revealed life-threatening intestinal blockages in utero, prompting an emergency surgery at HaEmek Medical Center; Baby Ari recovered quickly and was discharged within two weeks in good health. 'All the tests had been normal until then,' said the mother
Or Hadar
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11.04.25
Born without hands: Innovative surgery stopped 20 years of pain
Yoav Rokach Penn (47) was born without hands and with short arms; after surgeries in childhood, he suffered for nearly 20 years from unbearable pain. Following dozens of treatments in Canada, where he has lived for over a decade, which didn't help and "insane doses" of morphine, he came to Israel for nerve pacemaker implant surgery. "If the pain was 9 out of 10, today it's 1," he says. Dr. Ruth Gur, director of the Center for Neurosurgical Pain Treatment at Sheba, is behind the success: "We had to reinvent the wheel with this surgery."
Or Hadar
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11.03.25
Government approves NIS 360 million to rebuild Soroka hospital after Iranian missile strike
Four months after taking a direct hit, government greenlights new fortified tower at Soroka Medical Center as philanthropist Sylvan Adams pledges $100 million to transform the southern hospital into a regional medical leader
Or Hadar, Itamar Eichner
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11.02.25
Remains of three bodies returned from Gaza do not belong to hostages, forensic tests show
Forensic tests ruled that the three bodies transferred from Gaza by the Red Cross do not belong to Israeli hostages; an Israeli official said Hamas still violates its duty to return the bodies of fallen captives
Itamar Eichner, Or Hadar, Roni Green Shaulov
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11.01.25
Former hostage Bar Kupershtein leads tefillin ceremony in Tel Aviv
Kupershtein , freed after 738 days in Gaza, joins emotional mass prayer at Hostages Square to honor the 11 hostages whose remains remain in captivity, calling faith the force that sustained him and will help heal Israeli society
Or Hadar
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10.31.25
Flaw in cancer test kits may have denied proper treatment to up to 300 women
Health Ministry reports a fault in Roche testing kits used to detect hormone receptors in breast and reproductive cancers; Up to 300 patients may have received incorrect results, affecting treatment decisions
Or Hadar
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10.27.25
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