Nepal Thanks Israel for Humanitarian Aid
On Monday, 2 El Al planes flew out carrying out more than 200 doctors, sanitation engineers, machinery technicians, as well as medical equipment including oxygen tanks, medical ventilators, X-ray machines, medicines and engineering equipment...
Weizmann Researcher Hunts Better Treatment for Pancreatic Cancer
Science, Vishnu Mohan believes, is also the solution to all conflicts: disease, life or even politics.
Absorption Ministry: 494 Physicians and 83 Nurses Made Aliyah in 2023
The average age of physicians who immigrate to Israel is 41.4, and the median age is 37.
Volunteer EMT Bolts from Business Meeting to Save Cardiac Arrest Victim
The patient’s pulse intensified and he began breathing on his own but appeared to still be gasping for air.
Netanyahu Orders Readiness for 1,500 Critical Corona Cases by Thursday
The government's press release clearly presented PM Netanyahu as having taken over the coronavirus project, with the consent of the man he had put in charge of it.
MDA’S National Human Milk Bank Saves Premature Infant
"The baby was in a life-threatening condition because he was fed with a formula which he was unable to digest."
90 Israeli Students Quarantined After Contact with 9 Coronavirus-Infected Korean Pilgrims
"The report that there was a group of people here, some of whom are most likely infected and possibly carrying the virus, in the second week of February, is very worrisome."
Report: Israel’s COVID-19 Vaccine Expected in Summer 2021
Just in case the vaccine is not effective, Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has already made deals with Pfizer, AstraZeneca and Moderna. Sputnik V is also a candidate.
Hundreds Suffer Ill Effects From Heat Wave in Israel
The extreme heat wave in Israel has affected hundreds of people; Israelis are urged to remember to keep drinking water.
Group Rallies Against Cuomo, de Blasio over new COVID Restrictions Directed at Jews
Jewish leaders and groups, specifically the ultra-Orthodox community, have sharply criticized the two leaders for their enforcement of coronavirus restrictions amid a spike in cases.
Suffering Jewish New Yorker Explains Why Others Refuse COVID-19 Testing
It appears the issue for most people, at least in New York City, is not the physical discomfort of the test.
Israel to Provide Medical Care for 20 Severely Wounded Ukrainians
The effort is part of Israel’s ongoing commitment to continue to provide extensive humanitarian aid to Ukraine.
Tuesday United Hatzalah EMTs Took Homebound Holocaust Survivor to the Beach
She shared her longing to see the sea, having been stuck in her house for more than three years.
In First of its Kind Operation, Israeli Doctors Use Micro-Knife Instead of Open-Heart Surgery
Annette Caron, 96, underwent the first surgery of its kind in the world. She says she now feels wonderful.
Israeli Surgeon Saves Cockroach Trapped in Woman’s Ear
The operation was a success and the patient survived.
Union Leader Weingarten: Excluding Private Schools from $1.9 Trillion Relief Would Be a Shonda
The $1.9 trillion pandemic relief law, passed by the Democrats in both houses with zero Republican support, includes close to $3 billion earmarked for...
Former President Shimon Peres Released from Hospital
The former president planned to attend the World Economic Forum in Switzerland this week.
COVID-19 in Israel: A Comprehensive Up-To-Date Guide
"Our goal is to vaccinate everyone by the end of the month," Bennett said. "This is ambitious but it is possible."
Eastern Jerusalem Jews Discover their Dentist Was the Arab Who Attacked Them
"We were horrified to find out that the person who tried to attack us was none other than a licensed dentist who works at an HMO and runs an independent dental clinic."
Cornerstone Laid for Largest Medical Center in Judea, Samaria
The center is modeled on the Efrat Medical Center, which is located south of Jerusalem in the Etzion bloc.
16th Israeli Dies of COVID-19, Youngest So Far
As of 10 pm Monday (March 30), there were 4,695 Israelis diagnosed with the virus, including 80 people in serious condition.
United Hatzalah Raises Alert to Highest Level as Situation in Gaza Intensifies
United Hatzalah volunteers in the Gaza periphery, the Negev, and the Lachish region have received additional bulletproof vests, helmets, and medical supplies.
Report: 70K Businesses in Israel Failed to Survive in 2021
Only 35,000 news small businesses opened in the second year of the COVID-19 pandemic.
NYC, NJ to Begin COVID-19 Vaccination for Children Ages 5+
About 28 million children nationwide are eligible for the new shots.
Biden Picks Rochelle Walensky to Head Centers for Disease Control
Walensky is Jewish. She is married to Loren Walensky, also a physician and scientist. They have three sons and are members of Temple Emanuel in Newton, Massachusetts.
In Phone Conference Cabinet Unanimously Approves Nationwide Emergency Curfew
It should be emphasized that the right to protest in public will be preserved.
United Hatzalah Launches First Aid Training Center in Arab Town
The new volunteer house in Kfar Qassem will serve as the first installment of support by Zim Urban Life.
Galilee Medical Center Performs a Marathon of Sex-Change Operations
“We’ve had a very exciting week, during which three gender affirming surgeries were performed for the first time in the northern region,” said the surgeon.
Anti-Israel Campaign Comparing Jewish State to Coronavirus Gains Traction in US
Over the past week there was an upsurge in online global anti-Semitism tying Israel and Jews to the Coronavirus.
Israeli Sabbath: 1,360 New COVID-19 Cases in 24 Hours
The World Health Organization (WHO) ranked Israel as the European nation with the third highest number of daily coronavirus cases.