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He quit smoking and lost 22 pounds to donate a kidney to his father
Adar Rasin, a medical intern, went under the knife for his father, cardiologist Dr. Tobi Rasin; the road to the kidney transplant was full of ups and downs: a surgery canceled at the last minute, a new donor found in time, and a race against time before his father had to start dialysis
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02.19.26
Unvaccinated children removed from Israeli kindergartens as measles outbreak worsens
In an unprecedented move, six unvaccinated children were barred from two kindergartens in a Samaria community after exposure to measles, as officials warn parents cannot endanger other children; 14 have died so far
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02.10.26
‘I picture my wife like the mutilated woman I saw’: the desperate cry of Israel’s war-traumatized IDF soldiers
Survivors of combat trauma confront lawmakers with harrowing testimony, warning of suicide, burnout and systemic failures as experts say Israel is unprepared for a looming mental health crisis among thousands of soldiers
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02.09.26
Intern found dead in staff housing at Sheba Medical Center
Body of medical intern in his 30s discovered after failing to report for duty; police investigating, including possibility of suicide
Or Hadar
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02.09.26
Matti Caspi, one of Israel’s greatest musical creators, dies at 76
After revealing last year that he was battling advanced metastatic cancer, the legendary musician died; Caspi, a cornerstone of Israeli music, will be remembered for timeless songs and for elevating Hebrew song, his family saying, 'The light of our lives has gone out'
Ran Boker, Or Hadar
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02.08.26
Health Ministry wraps up war review, calls for reforms to boost emergency readiness
Ministry calls for a central body to manage rehabilitation referrals, earlier PTSD prevention, clearer hospital coordination and formal guidelines for treating detained terrorists
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01.28.26
Guinness record set at event marking 2,000 kidney donations in Israel
More than 1,000 Israeli kidney donors were photographed together at a Jerusalem ceremony marking 2,000 living donations, earning recognition from Guinness World Records after an initial rejection and drawing praise from President Isaac Herzog
Or Hadar, Itamar Eichner
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01.27.26
Amid Iran tensions, IDF spokesperson dismisses false hospital evacuation rumors
As Israel faces the possibility of coming under fire if President Trump orders a strike on Iran, the IDF said the military is prepared to act and urged the public to 'listen only to authorized sources,' dismissing rumors of hospital units moving underground
Or Hadar
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01.23.26
Declared dead by mistake, Israeli woman spends months undoing bureaucratic nightmare
After a heart attack, a hospital error led 49-year-old Dafna Sagiv Reiss to be recorded as deceased, freezing bank accounts, canceling insurance and disrupting medical care across multiple state systems
Or Hadar
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01.22.26
Senior Arab Israeli doctors accuse Israeli Medical Association of racism
12 senior physicians, most of them hospital department heads, wrote to Israeli Medical Association Chairman Prof. Zion Hagay alleging the election system is not changed to prevent an Arab doctor from being elected, a claim the association strongly denied
Or Hadar
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01.22.26
Former chief justice Asher Grunis hospitalized in serious condition
Grunis, who served on the Supreme Court from 2003 to 2015, taken to Sourasky Medical Center in Tel Aviv after health scare
Or Hadar
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01.20.26
Two babies identified in Jerusalem daycare deaths as probe points to extreme heat, dehydration
Investigators say no signs of poisoning were found in the unlicensed Jerusalem daycare where Leah Goloventchitz, 3 months, and Aaron Katz, 6 months, died, with forensic experts assessing dehydration linked to high heat in a closed room
Or Hadar, Gilad Cohen, Shilo Freid
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01.19.26
For the first time in five years, Israel’s organ transplant waiting list shrinks
Israel performed 622 organ transplants last year, with 96 families consenting to donation and 131 patients advanced through the queue via donor cards, according to the 2025 Transplant Center report; deaths on the waiting list fell from 72 to 56
Or Hadar
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01.19.26
'I couldn’t see': woman nearly loses eyesight after acupuncture mishap
For years, Sylvia Garcia, 51, of Ramat Gan, suffered from dry eye syndrome, but one acupuncture needle pierced her eye, causing internal bleeding and leaving her fearing permanent blindness
Or Hadar
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01.17.26
Study led by doctor killed on Oct. 7 published despite seemingly antisemitic pushback
Dr. Daniel Levi, an ear, nose and throat specialist at Soroka Medical Center in Beersheba, was murdered while on duty at the clinic in Kibbutz Be’eri during the Hamas assault
Or Hadar
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01.16.26
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